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At present, the most significant cause of dwindling biodiversity is probably

1. the deterioration of ozone layer
2. the destruction of habitat
3. biological magnification of DDT
4. global warming

Correct answer: the destruction of habitat

Solution

The destruction of habitat is the primary cause of biodiversity loss as it directly eliminates the living spaces of organisms, leading to extinction.

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