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Why is it necessary to conserve endangered species?

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(1) Endangered species are very less in number.
(2) If causative factors continue, they may disappear from earth.
(3) Many important plants and animals required for economic and other purposes are also less in number.
(4) One entire species or variety can disappear if they are not taken care of.

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