Question

The ancient (4LW S2L=ו) mammoths (ממותה), which went extinct from the world in the latest extinction that took place on (two words) Earth, are threatening to return in a big way. In a very big way.

In 2013, Russian scientists reported finding remains of a mammoth frozen in ice, with blood in liquid state. The frozen mammoth was on a remote (נידח) island in the Northern Ocean (אוקיינוס הקרח הצפוני). This amazing find contributed to the mammoth research and resulted in the conclusion in recent years of the project of mapping (מיפוי) the full genome (גנום) of the wooly (צמרי/ת) mammoth

(5 words total; conclusion = verb, recent years = 2 words, resulted in = hiph'il verb + 3LW)

Answer 1

The extinction of woolly mammoths was likely influenced by factors such as climate change, reduction of habitat, human hunting, and migration.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of this question is Biology. The extinction of woolly mammoths was likely influenced by factors such as climate change, reduction of habitat, human hunting, and migration. The question asks about the factors that may have contributed to the extinction of the woolly mammoth and caused it to occur over a long period of time.

Factors such as climate change, reduction of habitat, human hunting, and migration are believed to have played a role in the extinction of woolly mammoths. Climate change reduced the mammoth's range, and human hunting and migration affected their population. By understanding these factors, scientists can gain insights into the vulnerability of species and the importance of conservation.