In oceania and australasia, what are some reasons native species face extinction?
1.deforestation
2.invasive species
3.conservation
4.desalination
may be more then one answer

Answer

Deforestation

Explanation

Native species face extinction in Oceania and Australasia due to deforestation that has increased over the years due to economic development in most of the countries. Other pressing  issues leading to extinction of native species are water pollution, toxic chemical deposition and forest and fisheries management problems.

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