The chances of a species going extinct are increased when its geographic range is its local population size is and its habitat tolerance is

The correct answers are - "restricted", "small" and "narrow" in the order of blanks.

Explanation:

Extinct animals or species are the species that are no longer present on the earth or in other words no longer living. It includes all different types and times of animals and species such as gigantic prehistoric species like dinosaurs and mammoth or very modern animals or species like Dodo.

The chances of being extinct can be increased by all different reasons and conditions, the restricted geological range is one of them here geological range refers to the geological area or boundary for a spatial species that it does not occur outside of this boundary.

Another condition is a smaller local population size which decreases the probability of survival of a particular species. Habitat tolerance is another essential condition which describes the tolerance the conditions of a particular area are tolerable for a species or not.

Thus, the correct answers are - "restricted", "small" and "narrow" in the order of blanks.

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