Habitat fragmentation threatens species by

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Habitat fragmentation can lead to a decrease in the sustainable population size, as the fragmented patches may not be able to support larger populations. The increase in habitat edges created by fragmentation can lead to increased exposure to predators and invasive species, and can also potentially increase instances of disease transmission. Therefore, all of the options listed (A, B, C, and D) are accurate reasons why habitat fragmentation can threaten species.

Habitat Fragmentation Threatens Species by