Question

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Explanation:

1. The first blank refers to a time period when wildlife decline was notable; the 1800s was an era of intense human expansion impacting wildlife.
2. The second blank describes unregulated hunting for resources, which matches "exploitation".
3. The third blank is the outcome of habitat loss and overhunting, which is the "decline" of species populations.

Answer:

1. 1800s
2. exploitation
3. decline