Why are some species of insects exempt from being protected under the US Endangered Species ACT of 1973? A) because their populations have not been affected by harvesting B) because they are already protected

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Why are some species of insects exempt from being protected under the US Endangered Species ACT of 1973?

A)
because their populations have not been affected by harvesting
B)
because they are already protected
C)
because they are pests and can presents risks to humans
D)
because they reproduce in great numbers

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because they are pests and can presents risks to humans

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