Question

Which explains how an extinct species differs from an endangered species?








A.
An extinct species still lives, but the population of an endangered species decreases.







B.
A species that is extinct has a population that decreases, while the endangered species population increases.







C.
An extinct species has already died out, but an endangered species is at risk to die out.







D.
An extinct species is at risk to die out, but an endangered species has already died out.

Answer 1

C.

Answer 2

@Compassionate @iambatman

Answer 3

An extinct species has already died out, but an endangered species is at risk to die out.

Answer 4

@dannyrod2000 Nice weegy answer