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5 reasons why we experience imbalance in biodiversity

1.deforestation


2.pollution


3.overpopulation


4.mining


5.degradation of land

Used to describe the number and variety of life around on earth

Biodiversity

3 types of biodiversity

1.Genetic diversity


2.Species diversity


3.Ecosystem diversity

Pertain to the variation of genes within species

Genetic diversity

Pertain to the variety and and abundance of species within a region

Species diversity

Is the variation among groups of organisms in different physical settings

Ecosystem diversity

Pertains to the number of organisms of the same species living in the same region

Populations

Are composed of different organisms living in the same region

Communities

4 levels of organization

1.Ecosystem


2.Community


3.Population


4.Individual

Is a scale of the diversity of plant and animal species in a given area.

Biodiversity Index

Natural causes of Extinction

1.Asteroid strikes


2.Climate change


3.Better-Adapted competition


4.Loss of Habitat


5.Invasive Species


6.Lack of Food


7.Lack of Genetic diversity


8.Human Predation


9. Disease


10.Pollution

Man-made causes of Extinction

1.Deforestation


2.Air & Water Pollution


3.Dynamite Fishing


4.Destruction of Coral Reef's


5. Dumped Mangrove Area

Describes the gradual change of organisms from one state to another

Evolution

Geologist 's constructed a timetable of the earth's history which is called _________

Geologic timescale

3 major division called era

A. Paleozoic era ( pre-historic life)


B. Mesozoic era ( middle- life)


C. Cenozoic era ( recent life)

The existence of marine invertebrates ; the development of marine life

Paleozoic era

The existence of largest creatures

Mesozoic era

The existence of largest creatures

Mesozoic era

The existence of warm-blooded animals and humans

Cenozoic era