If a subdivision is built by clearing several portions of a large wooded region,we might see an increase in the

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Clearing wooded areas for subdivisions disrupts habitats, favoring species like jays or cowbirds that adapt well to such changes, often at the expense of species requiring more specialized habitats, like many songbirds, thus reducing biodiversity and disadvantaging larger, slower-growing species.

If a Subdivision Is Built by Clearing Several Portions of a Large