Where have all the San Joaquin kit foxes Gone?
The population of the San Joaquin kit fox has decreased. The years that the San Joaquin kit fox has decreased from are 1930-1979. The San Joaquin kit fox has decreased because of habitat loss and prey loss.
The population has changed because the San Joaquin kit foxes habitat are being destroyed by humans. Humans are building farms, orchards, and cities where the kit foxes are living. This started in the year 1930. Oil and gas development has been a continuous native habitat loss on the San Joaquin kit fox. The San Joaquin kit fox then does not have a home to live when during the winter and in that case their population declines. Another reason that the population has changed is that they
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