Habitat destruction can result in a loss of
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Habitat destruction can result in a loss of biodiversity.
- In the field of biology, a habitat can be described as a place where a particular organism resides. It comprises of all the biotic and abiotic components in that area.
- If a habitat is destroyed, the entire food chain is disrupted as some animals cannot reside in a different habitat, some might migrate, others might die.
- The organisms which are not able to cope with the changes die and in this way biodiversity is lost.
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