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A change in environment can cause organisms to die if they are unable to adjust to the new conditions. For example, extreme temperature changes, lack of essential resources like food or water, or increased levels of toxins can all lead to mortality if the organism cannot adapt quickly enough. Additionally, changes in habitat due to factors like deforestation or pollution can disrupt ecosystems, leading to a decline in population sizes or even extinction for certain species.

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