Biodiversity
A] Important
Biodiversity
is a term used to describe the variety of people on Earth. Will use more Article:
The Bullied Biodiversity includes all living things species including plants,
insects, animals and humans. Scientists estimate that there are 4,444 species
of plants and animals, for a total of 8.7 million species. However, there are
only 1.2 million species there are species of insects that have been identified
and described to date, the majority of which are beetles.
That means
millions of others the virus is still a mystery. Over generations, all living
things have developed characteristics that make them special. Section
Scientists use these differences to distinguish a species Section Other.
Organisms have evolved to become different in ways that they can no longer be
considered different animals if they reproduce with each other.
All
organisms are capable of reproduction combined with each other. Section A large
amount of biodiversity needs to be seen. They also learn how many species are
in an ecosystem, for example. Section A landscape can have many species, for
example From insects to antelopes to snakes.
Ecosystems
with the most biodiversity would be ideal environmental conditions for plant
growth, preferring the warmth and humidity of the tropics. Ecosystems can also
contain animals too small to be seen with the naked eye. Look at soil patterns
or water when viewed through a microscope reveals a whole world of bacteria and
other tiny organisms. Some parts of the world, such as Mexico, South Africa,
Brazil, and the western United States countries and Madagascar have more
biodiversity than any other country.
B] Objectives
Areas with
high standards Areas of biodiversity called hotspots. Endemic species – species
found only in one area Location – Also found in Hotspots. All species on Earth
work together to survive and maintain their ecosystems. For example, the farm
has 1,000 acres of grass used to feed cattle. The cows then produce manure,
which returns nutrients to the soil. Help grow more grass. This manure can also
be used to fertilize farms.
Many species
are present Essential human benefits, including food, clothing, and medicine
Section Section The debate over Section and whether this restriction would also
limit the number of species.
Although
records of marine life (insects, plants, and tetrapod’s) that show patterns in
the development of life on land show that diversity is increasing. According to
one author, “tetrapod’s have not yet conquered the world. % of the sustainable
resources that ecosystems can have without human intervention Section have full
ecospaces. Diversity appears to have continued to increase over time,
particularly after mass extinctions. a Section (used in population biology,
demography and macrosociology, and fossil biodiversity) Article The second
model means that diversity changes Section Response due to resource limitation.
Hyperbolic model means that the second degree is good words. Due to the density
difference and the power difference of the second degree Section bivalves after
the end-Permian extinction. Hyperbolic model of world population growth Section
technology development.
The
hyperbolic nature of biodiversity growth can also be expressed. Section is
explained with a commentary on diversity and social system. This Article The
similarity between biodiversity and population curves may be due to: Section
Dynamics. Section Section The extinction known as the Holocene extinction is
mainly caused by human influence About the environment. Some believe that the
current rate of extinction is sufficient that within 100 years it will wipe out
most animal species on Earth.
New species
are being discovered all the time (an average of 5-10,000 new species are
discovered each year, most of which are Section 444 not yet classified
arthropod species). Most terrestrial species are also found in tropical forests
Section In general, there are more animal species on land than in the sea;
about 2.1 million of them live in the oceans.
C] Aim
As science develops, the relationship between
biodiversity and human health has become an international political issue.
Article Evidence from the impact of biodiversity loss on global health.
Question: Section is closely related to the issue of climate change, [132]
Article Climate change linked to changes in biodiversity (i.e. changes in
population and biodiversity) Section
Impact on vector dispersal,
water scarcity, agricultural biodiversity and food files, etc.). This is
because the species most likely to become extinct are the ones that will not.
Section Infectious diseases and livestock are the types of diseases that often
cause disease. Section A study of the transmission of West Nile virus, Lyme
disease, and hantavirus Written by Bard College ecologist Felicia Keesing and
associate professor Drew Harvell.
Section Environmental Director, Atkinson Center for a
Sustainable Future (ACSF), Cornell University UAS. a The world needs
development, and the lack of drinking water is causing more problems for people
The future of human health. Part of the problem lies in the success of water
suppliers in the supply chain [134] Article Even if divided a Access to clean
water has increased, but inequality persists in some parts of the world.
According to the World Health Organization Organization
(2018), only 71% of the world's population uses safe drinking water services. a
Article Some health issues related to biodiversity include nutrition and
health, Epidemiology, medical research and clinical facilities, health and
mental health. Article It is well known that biodiversity plays an important
role in disaster risk reduction and post-disaster reconstruction.
Recovery and rehabilitation. Section Section Therefore,
the genes are similar. extension is easier. For example, the coronavirus
pandemic is rare in the world has high biodiversity. Biodiversity provides
important support for drug discovery and the availability of medical resources.
Most drugs are derived directly or indirectly from biological products: at
least 50% of the chemical compounds on the US market are derived from plants,
animals and disease species, while approximately 80% of the world's population
is dependent on drugs (using Section Medical Region only a small fraction of wild species have
been investigated for their medical potential. Biodiversity is essential for
well-being Section All areas of bionics.
Economic analysis and evidence from the biodiversity
science guide Section 20 Item : Moving away from natural product research
(“bioresearch”) in favor of genomics and synthesis Section Chemistry, True,
argues that there may not be enough information to value undiscovered substances
Section Section Development; Economic and Health Innovation. Marine ecosystems
are of particular importance, [145] Section Item : Communities and states whose
resources are being taken away.
D] Methodology
“There is now clear evidence that biodiversity loss
reduces ecosystem productivity. communities collect, decompose and recycle
essential biological materials, produce, decompose and recycle biomass products
Biologically Essential Nutrients...
Increasing evidence that biodiversity improves stability
Section Refusing to be defeated has important species and different functions
that have a greater impact on productivity. Section : Diseases take over all
resources...
The impact of biodiversity loss on ecology Section
Non-believers Environmental variability... supports a variety of ecosystem
processes at different places and times Section requires higher levels of
biodiversity than is standard at a given place and time. a Plays a role in
regulating air chemistry and water. biodiversity directly includes cleaning
water, replenishing nutrients, and providing fertile soil. Experiment with:
Article Controlling the environment shows that humans
cannot create simple ecosystems that can support humans Article Need; Use
drones to create artificial pollinators. Pollination business In 2003, the
4,444 figure alone represented between $210 and $14.6 billion.
E] Observations
Rapid environmental change often leads to catastrophic
events. More than 99.9% of all species are estimated to be inhabited by 4,444
species, of which there are more than 5 billion species on Earth [14] Deaths.
Estimates of the number of animals present on Earth range from 10 million to 14
million. 4,444 billion, [17] of which about 1.2 million are registered and more
than 86% are still unregistered names. Recently, in May 2016, scientists
reported that there are about 1 trillion species.
There are currently 4,444 planets, and only one
thousandth of one percent has been identified. weight There are affected DNA
base pairs on Earth, with an estimated mass of 5.0 x 1037 and a weight of 50 billion
tons. have For comparison, the total mass of the biosphere is estimated to be
as high as 4TtC (megatons). carbon). In July 2016, scientists announced that
355 genes from the final genome had been identified.
The Universal Common Ancestor (LUCA) of all organisms on
Earth. The Earth is about 4.54 billion years old. No evidence of earliest life
on Earth 4,444 is at least 3.5 billion years old, [26] [27] [28] The Earth's
crust began to solidify after melting during the Hadean Period. 4,444 fossils
were found in 3.48 billion-year-old sandstone found in Western Australia with a
microbial mat. Other things
The oldest physical evidence of fossil fuels is graphite
in metasedimentary rocks dating back 3.7 billion years. rocks were found in
West Greenland. More recently, in 2015, "remains of biological life"
were revealed was found in a 4.1 billion-year-old rock in Western Australia.
According to one researcher, "If life is happening this fast on Earth...
then it's probably happening in the universe too." Since the emergence of
life on Earth, five major extinctions and many minor events have led to
increasingly major extinctions of species.
Section Biodiversity was immediately denied. The
Phanerozoic (540 million years ago) was marked by rapid development Section
Harassment The gate first appears. There was a great loss of biodiversity over
the next 400 million years was classified as a major event. The collapse of
tropical rainforests during the Carboniferous period caused a major loss of
forest resources. species of plants and animals. The Permian-Triassic
extinction occurred 251 million years ago The worst; It takes 30 million years
for vertebrates to recover. The most recent period is the Cretaceous-Paleogene
period.
The Extinction Event , which occurred 65 million years
ago, tends to receive more attention than other events. because it caused the
extinction of non-avian dinosaurs. Since humans arrived, biodiversity has
decreased, Section accompanied by a loss of genetic diversity. This event,
called the Holocene extinction, has decreased because Section is mostly due to
human intervention, especially habitat destruction.
On the contrary, biodiversity is good affects human
health in many ways, but some of its negative effects are also being
investigated. a United Nations countries have chosen the years 2011-2020 as the
United Nations Year of Biodiversity. And According to the 2019 World Year of
Ecosystem Restoration, 2021-2030 is the United Nations Year of Ecosystem
Restoration IPBES Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Assessment Report, 25% of
animals and plants 4,444 species are at risk of extinction due to human
activities.
October 2020 Section The IPBES report finds that human
activities are causing biodiversity loss Article Increased dispersal. In 2020,
the fifth edition of the United Nations Global Biodiversity Outlook[47] became
the "final publication".
The 4 Report on the Aichi Biodiversity Targets, one of
the 20 targets set in 2010, Article At the beginning of the United Nations
Decade on Biodiversity, the majority said that by the end of 2020, Article
there was no target for the protection of ecosystems, and promoting sustainable
development - sufficient satisfaction.
F] Conclusions
The benefits of protected areas transcend their immediate
environment and time. In addition Article Conservation of nature, protected
areas are important for ensuring the long-term provision of ecosystems
services. They provide many benefits, including the preservation of genetic
resources for food.
Section Section More and more people claim to be bullied
The overall economic value of natural ecosystems and the ecosystem services
they can provide Section Planning Private forests, providing habitat, Habitat,
food and genetics and as a disaster.
They provide durable products Various environmental goods
and services. The role of protected areas, particularly forest reserves, in
mitigating and modifying climate change has become increasingly evident in the
last few years.
Section Protected Areas Do More Than Store and Sequester
Carbon (i.e. Global Network of Protected Areas) Section (at least 15% of carbon
monoxide in the ground), they also contribute to climate change. Section :
Harassment Protected areas can also protect people from
violence. Section drought (UNEP-WCMC, 2016).