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Why has the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service said that no more captive-bred wolves will be used to bolster the population of red wolves in North Carolina?
What factors led the red wolf to be considered extinct in the wild in the 1980s?
What are limiting factors that impact the red wolf population? List at least 5.
Describe three interactions that red wolves might have with other living things.
Describe three interactions that red wolves might have with nonliving factors.
Based on the article and the data provided, do you believe the conservation program was effective, and should it be halted now or continued? Explain your reasoning.
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