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What is the difference between a mass extinction and a regular (background) extinction? (1 point)
O Mass extinction can be caused by ecological factors like climate change and loss of habitat.
O Mass extinction is ongoing and is a regular process that results from evolution
O Mass extinction occurs over a long period of time.
o Mass extinction involves many species over a short period of geologic time.

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Mass extinction happens when many individuals of a species are lost within a short period while regular extinction happens over a longer period of time.

Mass extinction versus regular extinction

Mass extinction refers to the loss of many species within a short period of time.

Mass extinction can be caused by catastrophic events that result in the destruction of habitats, climate change, extreme temperature change, volcanic eruptions, and so on.

If the loss of species happens over a long period of time, it is no longer considered mass extinction but regular extinction.

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