MODULE 10Biodiversity and Healthy Society

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問題一覧

implies the entire variety of all living organisms on Earth's surface.

biodiversity

It is present everywhere in the biosphere.

biodiversity

___is valued not only for what it has but also for what it may provide more to life.

ecosystem biodiversity

___is a term coined by an American evolutionary biologist,___ and was used by ___ in 1985, contracting two distinct words: bios (life) and diversity (variety, assortment).

biodiversity Edward O. Wilson Walter G. Rosen

Biodiversity is a term coined by an American evolutionary biologist, Edward O. Wilson and was used by Walter G. Rosen in 1985, contracting two distinct words:____

bio = life diversity = variety, assortment

Biodiversity is a term coined by an American evolutionary biologist, Edward O. Wilson and was used by Walter G. Rosen in 1985, contracting two distinct words: bios (life) and diversity (variety, assortment).

Etymological Definition

The variety of all forms of life and is essential to the existence and proper functioning of all ecosystems.

biodiversity real definition

The sum of all the different species of micro and macro-organisms living on Earth and the variety of habitats in which they live.

biodiversity

The complex network of different species found in ecosystems and the dynamic niche performed between them.

biodiversity

The sum of all the different species of animals, plants, fungi, and microbial organisms living on Earth and the variety of habitats in which they live.

biodiversity

an array of all variable living forms on Earth.

biodiversity

sustains habitats for all species by providing exceptional environments for each of them to survive.

biodiversity

It is fundamental for the provision of ecosystem services, which flora and fauna as well as humans depend on for food, air, water security, and other essential natural benefits.

biodiversity

is vital for maintaining equilibrium in an ecosystem.

biodiversity

Biological diversity:

1. Genetic Diversity 2. Species Diversity 3. Ecosystem Diversity

corresponds to the wide-ranging characteristics in the genetic makeup contained in each of the micro-organisms, fungi, plants and animals

Genetic Diversity

it is the total number of genetic characteristics as well as chromosomes present in the genetic makeup of a single species.

Genetic Diversity

____serves as a way for population of species to adapt to changing environments

Genetic diversity

Info Greater genetic diversity increases the chance for survival of a population as the ecosystem changes. There is a direct relationship between genetic diversity and survival of population in an ecosystem

the number of different kinds of organisms found in a particular habitat

Species Diversity

the existence of a wide range of different types of organisms at a given place and time

Species Diversity

the population of species and the relative abundance of each species a community

Species Diversity

can be measured by counting the population of each species.

Species diversity

InAs species diversity increases, the health of the ecosystem increases. • Most likely, species diversity is directly proportional with health of ecosystem.fo:

it is a measure of the variety of biotic and abiotic factors present in a particular area or in the biosphere.

Ecosystem Diversity

usually have high ecosystem diversity

rainforest

usually have low ecosystem diversity.

desert or Polar Regions

Info An ecosystem with higher diversity is more productive than an ecosystem with lower biodiversity. • As ecosystem diversity increases, the health of the ecosystem also increases • Generally, ecosystem diversity is directly proportional to health of the ecosystem.

___is used to depict the vibrant interconnectedness between people and ecosystem.

biocultural

One of the most important markers of sustainable development is__

human health

provides the necessary goods and services for man's sustenance.

biodiversity

is the foundation for human health".

biodiversity

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問題一覧

implies the entire variety of all living organisms on Earth's surface.

biodiversity

It is present everywhere in the biosphere.

biodiversity

___is valued not only for what it has but also for what it may provide more to life.

ecosystem biodiversity

___is a term coined by an American evolutionary biologist,___ and was used by ___ in 1985, contracting two distinct words: bios (life) and diversity (variety, assortment).

biodiversity Edward O. Wilson Walter G. Rosen

Biodiversity is a term coined by an American evolutionary biologist, Edward O. Wilson and was used by Walter G. Rosen in 1985, contracting two distinct words:____

bio = life diversity = variety, assortment

Etymological Definition

The variety of all forms of life and is essential to the existence and proper functioning of all ecosystems.

biodiversity real definition

The sum of all the different species of micro and macro-organisms living on Earth and the variety of habitats in which they live.

biodiversity

The complex network of different species found in ecosystems and the dynamic niche performed between them.

biodiversity

The sum of all the different species of animals, plants, fungi, and microbial organisms living on Earth and the variety of habitats in which they live.

biodiversity

an array of all variable living forms on Earth.

biodiversity

sustains habitats for all species by providing exceptional environments for each of them to survive.

biodiversity

It is fundamental for the provision of ecosystem services, which flora and fauna as well as humans depend on for food, air, water security, and other essential natural benefits.

biodiversity

is vital for maintaining equilibrium in an ecosystem.

biodiversity

Biological diversity:

1. Genetic Diversity 2. Species Diversity 3. Ecosystem Diversity

corresponds to the wide-ranging characteristics in the genetic makeup contained in each of the micro-organisms, fungi, plants and animals

Genetic Diversity

it is the total number of genetic characteristics as well as chromosomes present in the genetic makeup of a single species.

Genetic Diversity

____serves as a way for population of species to adapt to changing environments

Genetic diversity

the number of different kinds of organisms found in a particular habitat

Species Diversity

the existence of a wide range of different types of organisms at a given place and time

Species Diversity

the population of species and the relative abundance of each species a community

Species Diversity

can be measured by counting the population of each species.

Species diversity

InAs species diversity increases, the health of the ecosystem increases. • Most likely, species diversity is directly proportional with health of ecosystem.fo:

it is a measure of the variety of biotic and abiotic factors present in a particular area or in the biosphere.

Ecosystem Diversity

usually have high ecosystem diversity

rainforest

usually have low ecosystem diversity.

desert or Polar Regions

___is used to depict the vibrant interconnectedness between people and ecosystem.

biocultural

One of the most important markers of sustainable development is__

human health

provides the necessary goods and services for man's sustenance.

biodiversity

is the foundation for human health".

biodiversity