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Why did blson almost go extinct in the late 1800s? (NO LINKS) A) Climate change B) Disease C) Ice Age D) Overhunting
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Why did blson almost go extinct in the late
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A) Climate change
B) Disease
C) Ice Age
D) Overhunting
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Over hunting is the reason
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D) Overhunting
The species experienced a major hunting period around the 1800s, almost causing extinction.
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