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(B) The most significant cause of biodiversity loss, particularly in tropical rain forests, is $Habitat \ loss$ and fragmentation. Tropical rain fores

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(B) The most significant cause of biodiversity loss, particularly in tropical rain forests, is $Habitat \ loss$ and fragmentation. Tropical rain forests, which once covered $14\%$ of the Earth's land surface, now cover no more than $6\%$. They are being destroyed fast, often cleared for agricultural purposes, cattle ranching, or urbanization. This massive destruction of natural habitats leads to the direct loss of species and disrupts ecosystems, making it the primary driver of the current extinction crisis.

Column $I$	Column $II$
$(a)$. Thylacine	$(i)$. Russia
$(b)$. Dodo	$(ii)$. Mauritius
$(c)$. Quagga	$(iii)$. Australia
$(d)$. Steller's sea cow	$(iv)$. Africa

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(P)$ Dodo	$(I)$ Russia
$(Q)$ Quagga	$(II)$ Mauritius
$(R)$ Thylacine	$(III)$ Africa
$(S)$ Steller's sea cow	$(IV)$ Australia

The most dramatic example of biodiversity loss from tropical rain forests is because of:

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