Answer:
1. Building into the ecosystem.
2. Hunting animals for sport.
3. Increasing carbon emissions.
Explanation:
All of these are bad for Earth's biodiversity. Building into the ecosystem destroys habitats for animals, which causes the population of that species to decline. Hunting animals for sport decreases populations as well, and doesn't keep the environment in check. Increasing carbon emissions heat up the Earth, leading to colder climates warming up. This, in turn, destroys the ecosystem as well.
Anthropogenic activities and continued neglect of the ecosystem has lead to various deleterious effect on biodiversity.
It means the presence of several species of animals, microorganisms, and plants in a habitat.
According to this theory, the ecosystem is kept together by thousands of species, just as thousands of rivets hold together an airplane.
It may not affect flight safety at first if rivets are removed but over time, the airframe becomes dangerously weak. Similarly, species extinction in the ecosystem impairs the ecosystem's ability to function properly.
Habitat loss and fragmentation: It destroys the natural habitat and niche of organisms and leads to their decline
overexploitation: It leads to depletion of the natural resources and increases the risk of extinction of endangered species.
Pollution: It destroys the quality of the habitat of organisms and creates a toxic environment which leads to the decline of species.
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