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Anthropogenic Causes of Extinction
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What are anthropogenic causes of extinction?
Causes that can be directly tied to
human activities
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What are some examples of human activities that can cause extinction?
Overexploitation
,
population
,
habitat destruction
, and
introduction
of
new species
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What is overexploitation in the context of extinction?
Deliberate
and
exhaustive
use of available resources
Animals become easy
prey
for humans
Hunted
for products or as a cheap food source
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What happened to the passenger pigeon in North America?
It became extinct due to being
hunted
as a cheap source of food
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When did the last passenger pigeon die?
In
1914
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What was the role of Steller's sea cow in human exploitation?
It served as food for
whalers
and its fat was used for
oil lamps
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Why were Steller's sea cows vulnerable to human exploitation?
They
lacked behavioral adaptations
towards humans
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What is the local name of the lobed river mullet found in the Cagayan River?
Ludong
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How does pollution contribute to extinction?
It renders habitats
unfavorable
and spreads
diseases
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Which frog species became extinct in Costa Rica due to pollution and fungal infection?
The
golden toad frog
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When did the golden toad frog in Costa Rica become extinct?
In
1989
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What are some species facing extinction due to pollution?
The
Chinese white dolphin
and the
freshwater sardinella
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What is habitat destruction and its impact on extinction?
Loss
of natural habitat leads to extinction
Resources needed for healthy offspring are
lost
Many species face extinction due to
forest destruction
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Which two species are mentioned as facing extinction due to habitat destruction in the Philippines?
The
Philippine eagle
and the
tamaraw
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When was the tecopa pupfish declared extinct?
In
1981
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When was the last sighting of the Javan tiger?
In
1972
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How many native birds in Guam became extinct due to brown tree snakes?
Nine
out of
eleven
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Why did the native birds in Guam have no defense against brown tree snakes?
They evolved in the absence of snakes as
apex predators
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How many endemic birds of Hawaii have gone extinct due to introduced species?
71
out of
113
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What introduced species contributed to the extinction of birds in Hawaii?
Cats
,
rats
, and
pigs
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