Question

A biogeographical region is facing threat with destruction but having high degree of endemism and species richness. Specify this geographical region. What role it plays in the stability of our biodiversity? Mention any two such regions.​

Answer 1

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Humans rely on technology to modify their environment and replace certain functions that were once performed by the natural ecosystem. Other species cannot do this. Elimination of their ecosystem – whether it is a forest, a desert, a grassland, a freshwater estuary, or a marine environment – will kill the individuals within most species. Remove the entire habitat within the range of a species and, unless they are one of the few species that do well in human-built environments, the species will become extinct.

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