The Case in Point on Protecting Wildlife Indicated That Well-Established

question 164

Multiple Choice

The Case in Point on Protecting Wildlife indicated that well-established private property rights in much of Southern Africa:

• A) allowed for an increase in animal populations even though animals move from property to property.
• B) created a system in which the greed of hunters and developers reduced animal populations to dangerous levels.
• C) prohibited the development of property as well as wildlife viewing.
• D) allowed for viewing of wildlife but only on property owned by the government.

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