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An ecosystem in Venison Forest includes both deer and wolves. The deer tend to be most successful living on the edge of the forest, near human developments. The wolves, on the other hand, need large stretches of uninterrupted forest in order to survive.
If humans cut down a few sections in the middle of the forest to build new homes, which of the following is a likely effect on the ecosystem that could be irreversible?
A.
The trees might become more abundant.
B.
There will be fewer deer.
C.
The wolves could die out.
D.
There will be fewer grasslands.
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its C. because the the wolfs will kill all of the deer then the wolfs will die from either killing eachother or sarvation

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The most likely effect on the ecosystem is the fact that the wolves could DIE OUT (Option C).

Deforestation refers to the decrease in forest areas for human activities (e.g., agricultural croplands, urbanization, mining, etc).

According to the information above, the deer are well adapted for living near human developments.

Conversely, the populations of wolves are sensitive to deforestation because they need uninterrupted forest areas to survive.

Deforestation can irreversibly decrease the genetic diversity of sensitive species (in this case, wolves) and also alter the homeostasis of the entire ecosystem.

In conclusion, the most likely effect on the ecosystem is the fact that the wolves could DIE OUT (Option C).

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