Today, the rate of extinction of species surpasses the great mass extinctions of the geologic past, and the largest number of extinctions can be traced to

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Human destruction of habitats is the primary cause of the current high rate of extinction. Human activities such as deforestation, pollution, and climate change are all contributing factors to habitat destruction, resulting in the loss of biodiversity.

Today, the Rate of Extinction of Species Surpasses the Great