Can anyone suggest any scholarly journals, articles, reports, whatever you could help out with that covers the following question. What are considered other problematic species that can pose significant threats, possibly due to population declines from habitat loss or overexploitation? NOT on INVASIVE SPECIES, I have more than enough information on that subject.Provide links!

Can anyone suggest any scholarly journals, articles, reports, whatever you could help out with that covers the following question. What are considered other problematic species that can pose significant threats, possibly due to population declines from habitat loss or overexploitation? NOT on INVASIVE SPECIES, I have more than enough information on that subject.Provide links!

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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ISBN:9781305967359

Author:STARR

Publisher:STARR

Chapter44: Human Effects On The Biosphere

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