Artificially constructed movement corridors
A) increase inbreeding.
B) reduce dispersal.
C) can be harmful because they allow for the spread of disease.
D) can be harmful because they create isolated habitats.

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Artificially constructed movement corridors can indeed be harmful because they allow for the spread of disease among wildlife populations. These corridors are meant to connect fragmented habitats and facilitate the movement of animals, but they can also inadvertently facilitate the spread of pathogens by increasing contact between populations.

Artificially Constructed Movement Corridors