Assertion: lemur's threat | /r/HasProperty | habitat loss
Facets:
value: due to slash
type: CAUSE
value: due to burn
type: CAUSE
value: through slash
type: MANNER
value: through deforestation
type: CAUSE
value: through mining for quartz
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The biggest threat to them is habitat loss.
text: The main threat to their population is habitat destruction.
text: The primary threat to Brown mouse lemurs is loss of habitat due to slash-and-burn methods.
text: The main threat to White-fronted brown lemurs is the destruction of the habitat, mainly due to slash-and -burn practices, selective logging and through mining for quartz.
text: Madagascar’s largest carnivore, the fossa, being one – but the greatest threat to their survival is habitat loss.
text: The primary threat to lemurs is habitat loss, as forests are cleared by slash and burn agriculture and illegal logging.
text: The primary threat to lemurs is habitat loss, as forests are cleared by slash and burn agriculture and illegal logging.
text: Principal threats to red-ruffed lemur survival are habitat loss and hunting.
text: The major threat to their survival is habitat loss due to slash-and-burn agriculture and illegal logging.
text: The biggest threat to the aye-aye is habitat loss through deforestation and the increasing number of human settlements that impact on its natural habitat.
text: The main threats to tigers are habitat loss and poaching.
text: IUCN red list website states that, “The principal threat to this species is habitat loss due to slash-and-burn agriculture.
text: The main threats to the species are illegal hunting and habitat loss.
text: The main threats faced by the indri are habitat destruction and fragmentation due to slash and burn agriculture, fuelwood gathering, and logging.
text: The primary threats to its existence are habitat destruction and fragmentation due to slash and burn agriculture, fuelwood gathering, and logging.
text: The greatest threat to the fossa is habitat destruction.
text: The biggest threats facing Ring-tailed lemurs are habitat destruction, hunting, and poaching.
text: The biggest threats facing these animals are habitat destruction, hunting, and poaching.
text: The biggest threat to their population is habitat destruction through slash and burn agriculture, logging, mining and forest fires.