While on vacation, you visit a marine protected area and notice that some rules are not being enforced. People are fishing without permits and dumping trash overboard. What is the most likely outcome if this continues?

- The biodiversity of the area will increase.

-Invasive species will destroy the habitat.

- Coral bleaching will result from climate change.

-The environmental quality of the area will decrease.

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Hazel Benjamin

Biology

14 December, 17:46

While on vacation, you visit a marine protected area and notice that some rules are not being enforced. People are fishing without permits and dumping trash overboard. What is the most likely outcome if this continues?

- The biodiversity of the area will increase.

-Invasive species will destroy the habitat.

- Coral bleaching will result from climate change.

-The environmental quality of the area will decrease.

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Jocelyn Valencia · Answer 1

If people will continue fishing without permits and dumping trash overboard then the environmental quality of the are will decrease with time. (Answer 4)

Gabriela Downs · Answer 2

The environmental quality of the area will decrease