AP Environmental Scienceeasymcq1 pt
The greatest single threat to terrestrial biodiversity is
A.habitat loss
B.hunting
C.noise pollution
D.solar farms
Explanation
Core Concept
Conversion of forests and grasslands to farms and cities destroys more species than any other driver — the H in HIPPCO.
Correct Answer
Ahabitat loss
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