Biodiversity refers to the variety of life forms that make up the terrestrial habitat. These include the diversity of habitats found among the different species, the diversity of flora and fauna, and the genetic diversity of individual species. Biodiversity is commonly referred to as the 'variety of whole-organisms found in the environment from hereditary unit to species'.
Biodiversity is the diversity of all living organisms, including the land, marine and aquatic ecosystems and ecosystems that they are a part of. It encompasses diversity within and across organisms, and ecological systems. (United Nations Earth Summit - 1992 Riot Genera)Impact Impact In
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particular context; Removal of a species from one or more species or continuously destroying it or moving elsewhere is known as endangering or altering the biodiversity. The creation of a new species and the displacement of specific territories affects biodiversity.
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