Do biological biodiversity research currently affect, among others, the following problems:
- Analysis of changes, usually poorer biodiversity of natural biological ecosystems under the influence of human activity,
- Does the depletion of biodiversity of natural ecosystems under the influence of human activity usually lead to disturbance of the biological balance shaped by millions of years?
- Does the decline in the number of species of flora and fauna, the loss of biodiversity of natural ecosystems reduce the resistance of ecosystems to faster and faster changes in the Earth's climate?
- Will the ongoing changes in the Earth's climate, the ongoing global warming process change natural biological ecosystems, create new environments that can be studied in the context of accelerated processes of the evolution of biological ecosystems?
- Can changes in the biodiversity of natural ecosystems caused by the impact of human activity be considered as a continuation of the evolutionary process?
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The ecosystems on earth are differing stongly. Ecosystems near the equator tend to have a higher biodiversity than ecosystems near the poles. Therefore an overall research approach to all ecosystems cannot be taken...
Major problems of all ecosystems today are
- climate change and
- human interaction and ecosystem destruction/depletion.
Therefore these points may be and overarching approach...
Conservation wants to preserve species and ecosystems.
The two problems mentioned above are severe points interfering with all conservation efforts...
Most of the research objective is to protect and conserve the biodiversity against global warming
Biomarker studies going for to create database about biodiversity up to their genetic code
Dear Friends and Colleagues of RG,
Does the depletion of biodiversity of natural ecosystems under the influence of human activity usually lead to disturbance of the biological balance shaped by millions of years?
Does the decline in the number of species of flora and fauna, the loss of biodiversity of natural ecosystems reduce the resistance of ecosystems to faster and faster changes in the Earth's climate?
Will the ongoing changes in the Earth's climate, the ongoing global warming process change natural biological ecosystems, create new environments that can be studied in the context of accelerated processes of the evolution of biological ecosystems?
Can changes in the biodiversity of natural ecosystems caused by the impact of human activity be considered as a continuation of the evolutionary process?
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I invite you to the discussion
Thank you very much
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Yes dariusz sir your questions all are answers only
Survival of the fittest theory also can not tolerate due to rapid climate change
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