Answer:
C. habitat fragmentation and preserve design
Explanation:
SLOSS means "Single Large or Several Small". The SLOSS Debate occurred between the 1970s and the 1980s and related to issues surrounding conservation biodiversity. This debate had do with whether Single Large or Several Small (SLOSS) reserves was the best means of land conservation in a fragmented habitat.
From the researches that arose from the debates, the "single large" reserves favors a large land reserve is beneficial for species that have high risk of extinction, while the "several small" method is favors multiple smaller land reserves and is beneficial to species with low risk of extinction.
