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48. All of the following characteristics would put species at risk of extinction, with the exception of: A. relatively small population sizes (like the North American whooping crane) B. globally-distributed over most available habitats (like the house mouse) C. relatively large body mass (like most of the Cretaceous dinosaurs) D. relatively low genetic diversity (like the cheetah in Northern Africa) E. limited dispersal abilities (like many European trees during the last ice-age)

48. All of the following characteristics would put species at risk of extinction, with the exception of: A. relatively small population sizes (like the North American whooping crane) B. globally-distributed over most available habitats (like the house mouse) C. relatively large body mass (like most of the Cretaceous dinosaurs) D. relatively low genetic diversity (like the cheetah in Northern Africa) E. limited dispersal abilities (like many European trees during the last ice-age)

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48. All of the following characteristics would put species at risk of extinction, with the exception of: A. relatively small population sizes (like the North American whooping crane) B. globally-distributed over most available habitats (like the house mouse) C. relatively large body mass (like most of the Cretaceous dinosaurs) D. relatively low genetic diversity (like the cheetah in Northern Africa) E. limited dispersal abilities (like many European trees during the last ice-age)
Transcribed Image Text:48. All of the following characteristics would put species at risk of extinction, with the exception of: A. relatively small population sizes (like the North American whooping crane) B. globally-distributed over most available habitats (like the house mouse) C. relatively large body mass (like most of the Cretaceous dinosaurs) D. relatively low genetic diversity (like the cheetah in Northern Africa) E. limited dispersal abilities (like many European trees during the last ice-age)
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