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    Species That Are Likely to Become at Risk for Extinction
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Species That Are Likely to Become at Risk for Extinction

Question 68

Question 68

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Species that are likely to become at risk for extinction in the near future are labeled


A) endangered.
B) extinct.
C) threatened.
D) invasive.
E) endemic.

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