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A island of Mauritius in 1598, as: the dodo. These large birds 4 pounds). They had gray Is. Most importantly, they had unable to fly. As a result, they of up in the safety of treetops its, seeds, and nuts and had them to attack other species- attacked. That's because only jus at that time,and none of dodos were curious birds res that had arrived on the In paragraph 1, the author mentions that dodos "built their nests on the ground instead of up in the safety of treetops." How did this contribute to the dodo's extinction? highlight text A animals brought by the Dutch could more easily steal and eat their eggs B Dutch explorers frequently stepped on dodo eggs by accident, crushing them dodo eggs were often washed away by the tides D the dodo was more easily replaced by flying.tree-dwelling birds

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A island of Mauritius in 1598, as: the dodo. These large birds 4 pounds). They had gray Is. Most importantly, they had unable to fly. As a result, they of up in the safety of treetops its, seeds, and nuts and had them to attack other species- attacked. That's because only jus at that time,and none of dodos were curious birds res that had arrived on the In paragraph 1, the author mentions that dodos "built their nests on the ground instead of up in the safety of treetops." How did this contribute to the dodo's extinction? highlight text A animals brought by the Dutch could more easily steal and eat their eggs B Dutch explorers frequently stepped on dodo eggs by accident, crushing them dodo eggs were often washed away by the tides D the dodo was more easily replaced by flying.tree-dwelling birds

A island of Mauritius in 1598, as: the dodo. These large birds 4 pounds). They had gray Is. Most importantly, they had unable to fly. As a result, they of up in the safety of treetops its, seeds, and nuts and had them to attack other species- attacked. That's because only jus at that time,and none of dodos were curious birds res that had arrived on the In paragraph 1, the author mentions that dodos "built their nests on the ground instead of up in the safety of treetops." How did this contribute to the dodo's extinction? highlight text A animals brought by the Dutch could more easily steal and eat their eggs B Dutch explorers frequently stepped on dodo eggs by accident, crushing them dodo eggs were often washed away by the tides D the dodo was more easily replaced by flying.tree-dwelling birds

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**A. animals brought by the Dutch could more easily steal and eat their eggs**

Explanation: The fact that dodos built their nests on the ground made their eggs vulnerable to predation by animals introduced to Mauritius by humans, such as rats, pigs, and monkeys. These animals could easily access and eat the eggs, contributing significantly to the decline of the dodo population and ultimately leading to their extinction.
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