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questions 10 through 12. The Florida Panther is a highly endangered species. The map below showS the former and present ranges where the Florida Panther roams, lives arid hunts prey, such as white-tail deer. These animals once had a wide range throughout the southern states. However, today there are only about 70-100 panthers living in the southern part of Florida. Mer wemany Florida Panther Range Historic range Present range drge Florida 1-40cong 10 The range of the Florida Panther is now less than 5% of its historic range. Which of the following would NOT be a reason for this loss of habitat? The spread of human populations into areas that they did not live in before. F. G. Destruction of marsh areas, cypress forests, and mangroves by overdevelopment. H. An overabundance of prey in the panther's habitat. The shrinking habitat of the panther's natural prey animals, such as I. white-tail deer.

questions 10 through 12. The Florida Panther is a highly endangered species. The map below showS the former and present ranges where the Florida Panther roams, lives arid hunts prey, such as white-tail deer. These animals once had a wide range throughout the southern states. However, today there are only about 70-100 panthers living in the southern part of Florida. Mer wemany Florida Panther Range Historic range Present range drge Florida 1-40cong 10 The range of the Florida Panther is now less than 5% of its historic range. Which of the following would NOT be a reason for this loss of habitat? The spread of human populations into areas that they did not live in before. F. G. Destruction of marsh areas, cypress forests, and mangroves by overdevelopment. H. An overabundance of prey in the panther's habitat. The shrinking habitat of the panther's natural prey animals, such as I. white-tail deer.

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questions 10 through 12. The Florida Panther is a highly endangered species. The map below shows the former and present ranges where the Florida Panther roams, lives and hunts prey, such as white-tail deer. These animals once had a wide range throughout the southern states. However, today there are only about 70-100 panthers living in the southern part of Florida. Me pahe Florida Panther Range Historic range Present range 10 20 ondrge Florida 10 The range of the Florida Panther is now less than 5% of its historic range. Which of the following would NOT be a reason for this loss of habitat? The spread of human populations into areas that they did not live in before. F. G. Destruction of marsh areas, cypress forests, and mangroves by overdevelopment. H. An overabundance of prey in the panther's habitat. The shrinking habitat of the panther's natural prey animals, such as I. white-tail deer.
Transcribed Image Text:questions 10 through 12. The Florida Panther is a highly endangered species. The map below shows the former and present ranges where the Florida Panther roams, lives and hunts prey, such as white-tail deer. These animals once had a wide range throughout the southern states. However, today there are only about 70-100 panthers living in the southern part of Florida. Me pahe Florida Panther Range Historic range Present range 10 20 ondrge Florida 10 The range of the Florida Panther is now less than 5% of its historic range. Which of the following would NOT be a reason for this loss of habitat? The spread of human populations into areas that they did not live in before. F. G. Destruction of marsh areas, cypress forests, and mangroves by overdevelopment. H. An overabundance of prey in the panther's habitat. The shrinking habitat of the panther's natural prey animals, such as I. white-tail deer.
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