The African countries that have not experienced sharp declines in their elephant populations have been those that assigned elephant property rights toMultiple choice question.local villages.no one.the government.foreign tourists.the United Nations.

Read this excerpt from a passage.     Unfortunately, saving elephants had a negative economic effect on some people. In 1999, in response to pressure from business interests that were losing money because of the ban on the ivory trade, CITES allowed limited trade in stockpiled tusks. Ivory that already had been harvested from elephants could once again be bought and sold. But disaster for the African elephant followed. Poachers, or illegal hunters, rushed to kill more elephants. Many people had foreseen that illegal trading of ivory would flourish again if any trading at all were allowed. Following the CITES decision, African elephants died in large numbers. A 2014 New York Times editorial reported that approximately 30,000 to 35,000 African elephants were killed each year. Only a complete ban of the ivory trade can save the African elephant from extinction. Which type of logical fallacy appears in this excerpt? Fallacy of the single cause Cherry picking Reversing causal direction Post hoc fallacy

Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applyVillagers in some African countries organized very effective patrols to protect and conserve elephants when ______.Multiple select question.local villagers could keep the money from selling hunting rightslocal villagers could keep the money from taking tourists on safarisproperty rights were given to the villagersvillagers were given tax reductions by protecting the elephants

Meru National Park in Kenya was home to hundreds of rhinos. That changed a few years ago. Poachers killed many animals to sell their horns. To protect the remaining rhinos, experts took them to Lake Nakuru National Park. They knew that if they did not, the rhinos would become extinct. In fact, black rhinos are already in danger. There are now only about 3,100 black rhinos in Africa. If poaching does not stop, those numbers will go down even more.Do It!This species of rhinos is _________.Press enter to interact with the item, and press tab button or down arrow until reaching the Submit button once the item is selectedA ignoredB destroyedC threatenedD adapting

Habitat loss is the primary cause of decreasingMultiple choice question.pollution.biodiversity.eutrophication.glaciers.

Renee is writing a speech about threats to the global elephant population. How would you best combine her two related main points?I. Elephants are endangered animals.II. Habitat loss and the ivory trade threaten the elephant population.Multiple choice question.Habitat loss threatens the elephant population. Ivory trade threatens the elephant population.Habitat loss and the ivory trade have caused elephants to become endangered.Elephants are harmed by habitat loss and the ivory trade.Elephants are just one animal that has become endangered due to habitat loss and the ivory trade.