What is the major cause of the decrease in terrestrial vertebraes throughout the world.

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Anne Lacan · Answer 1 · 2021-06-27T01:45:52+0000

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The big cause in the extinction of many terrestrial vertebrates species is the hunting while the second cause is the habitat change. ... Hence if the habitat change, they are unable to survive and their population size will decrease.

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