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    are able to wiggle their way from pond to pond over land due to the fact that they can stay alive out of water for several days. This makes the fish extremely hard to contain and is part of the reason why these fish spread so quickly throughout ecosystems. The Snakehead has no natural predators in the…

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    By eliminating species, ecosystems will follow in pursuit. Species and ecosystems have a symbiotic relationship. They need each other to survive. Looking at the bigger picture, it’s not the species that is being preserved at this point. It is species of an ecosystem that we should be focusing on. The argument follows that the duty to preserve animals is also preserving ecosystems. Species have inhabited ecosystems for a long time. They were constantly evolving and have…

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    little further by discussing the conflicting views between evolution and preservation. The question of whether species and ecosystems should be preserved for reasons other than their use as a humans resources? Otherwise known as the main conceptual problems with environmentalism. Environmentalism appeals to what is natural and preserving the natural state of species and ecosystems for the value of their survival. Preservation is the process of protecting and preserving natural life in its…

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    Ocean Ocidification

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    Ocean acidification is becoming a widespread problem facing many marine ecosystems with the growing emissions of CO2 into the atmosphere. It the coral, shell forming organisms and some phytoplankton in these ecosystems that are of the most concern with rising CO2 levels due the calcium carbonate that forms their exoskeletons and shells. The acidification of the ocean creates inadequate pH levels for the marine ecosystems. It is the coral polyps that are of the highest degree of interest as to…

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    for diversity. Keystone species are species on which other species in an ecosystem largely depend, such that if it were removed the ecosystem would change drastically. They cause biodiversity for 3 reasons. First, the keystone species causes the different animals from all around that area to come to where the keystone species is located because the keystone species has what the other species need to survive, a working ecosystem . These animals then all reproduce and grow there creating a…

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    1). They are capable to growing to an astounding length of 23 feet and a weight of up to 200 pounds (Source 1). The presence of Burmese pythons is changing Florida’s everglades because of the pythons being an invasive species, the impact on the ecosystem, and how we as a group have responded to this unfortunate mishap. The Burmese python is an invasive species. At the end of the 20th century, a population of Burmese pythons became an offensive species in the Everglades National Park in South…

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    to the ecosystem, and without them, the world would be much worse off. Bees are disappearing, and without them, Earth is in trouble. Bees are responsible for most of the flowers and fruit that humans enjoy. They spread pollen so plants can reproduce. If bees disappeared completely, much of our food would disappear as well. This would cause serious problems for everyone. In addition, bees are an indicator species, meaning they show the first signs of something going wrong in the ecosystem. When…

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    The inflicted cause on global warming is affecting the ecosystem. The ecosystem involves every living creature, including humans. For a whole ecosystem to run smoothly every living being has to contribute to the system, just like a job. If one portion of the ecosystem fails to do its job, the whole system fails. Riebeek, the NASA science writer mentions how photosynthesis in plants is becoming saturated with…

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    here for a reason and we took advantage of it. Maybe they weren't made to be extinct after all if they were given to us and we took them away don't you think we should own of to are mistakes in the past?The Author states that “Threatened or damaged ecosystems could…

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    The species in every ecosystem work together in the environment to maintain a certain balance to ensure that the ecosystem can run smoothly. For example, food chains show us that animals are a necessary part of our environment, an interwoven web of producers and consumers, that keeps the ecosystem running, but should one species be lost in a chain, the disturbance would make…

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