17. Which of the following is a consequence of overgrazing? A) increased soil and topsoil B) desertification of marginal lands C) decreased erosion D) decreased soil compaction

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Jan Schmitz asked Oct 27, 2022

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17. Which of the following is a consequence of overgrazing?

A) increased soil and topsoil
B) desertification of marginal lands
C) decreased erosion
D) decreased soil compaction

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Jan Schmitz asked Oct 27, 2022

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Answer: A. increased soil and topsoil

Explanation: Overgrazing is the removal of excessive amounts of plant growth by animals in one area. This accelerates erosion and strips away topsoil, resulting in no plants able to grow.

Patrick Connors answered Nov 3, 2022