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Helpful, but not necessary. The tigers don’t need to have died from starvation, and it doesn’t need to have directly resulted from sheep farming.

Irrelevant. The support addresses evidence of survival, which carcasses don’t file into whether we find remains or not.

If negated, all scavengers would leave some trace after destroying tiger carcasses. This doesn’t destroy the argument.

We don’t need every naturalist on the job. The negation of this is that not every naturalist has tried to find evidence of the tiger’s survival—So what? We can’t assume that means that the naturalists not searching would be the ones to find survival evidence.

This must be true for the naturalist’s premises to support the conclusion. If it isn’t true, then the geographic limitation of the argument’s support makes it inadequate for the conclusion; the tiger could’ve just gone somewhere else, but no one has looked there yet.

We were already told that there’s no hard evidence of their survival. There’s no need to further discredit claims to the contrary.

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