Bell-ringer: 5 minutes What factors might explain the disappearance of the piping plover bird but not the Louisiana black bear or pallid sturgeon fish?

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Bell-ringer: 5 minutes What factors might explain the disappearance of the piping plover bird but not the Louisiana black bear or pallid sturgeon fish? Decrease in available prey Decrease in available habitat Human hunting or disturbance in sensitive breeding locations A fungal infection that breaks down feathers

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