Match each biodiversity problem with the most appropriate solution. reforestation classifying the species as endangered construction of a wildlife corridor bioremediation A large highway prevents yellow-spotted salamanders from traveling to their breeding grounds. arrowBoth A population of channel catfish is threatened by a high level of pollution in a river. arrowBoth The hawksbill sea turtle is in decline because of excessive hunting and exploitation. arrowBoth The loss of vegetation in a forest reduces the survival rate of eastern bluebirds. arrowBoth

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Renee Craig

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27 February, 23:15

Match each biodiversity problem with the most appropriate solution. reforestation classifying the species as endangered construction of a wildlife corridor bioremediation A large highway prevents yellow-spotted salamanders from traveling to their breeding grounds. arrowBoth A population of channel catfish is threatened by a high level of pollution in a river. arrowBoth The hawksbill sea turtle is in decline because of excessive hunting and exploitation. arrowBoth The loss of vegetation in a forest reduces the survival rate of eastern bluebirds. arrowBoth

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