Biology, asked by Bhargubhargavi, 10 months ago

why are so many species ? did such great diversity exist throughout earths history ?how did this diversification come about?how and why is this diversity important to the biosphere ?would it function any differently if the diversity was much less?how do humans benefit from the diversity of life?​

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Answered by shreyasisonline07
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Answer:

According to evolutionary biologists, this great diversity did not exist early on the earth. It has taken millions of years to accumulate such diversity on earth. 3. Diversification comes as a result of ever changing environmental conditions which are either introduced by man or nature itself.

Explanation:

Answered by ayush7652051895sl
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Explanation:

  • Diversification results from constantly changing environmental conditions that may be brought about by man or by nature.
  • The need to alter oneself in order to better adapt to changing circumstances arises.
  • Scientists at the Museum have discovered that the trend for species variety to be greatest towards the equator developed 34 to 48 million years ago during the Eocene Epoch.
  • Ecological life support: Biodiversity creates healthy ecosystems that produce oxygen, clean air and water, pollinate plants, control pests, process sewage, and perform a variety of other ecosystem services.
  • Recreation—many leisure activities, including birdwatching, hiking, camping, and fishing, depend on our distinctive biodiversity.
  • Humans are dependent on biodiversity for a variety of reasons, including the foods we consume, the medications we take to stay healthy, and the materials we use to build or clothe ourselves.
  • These services are the material goods or things that both our species and other animals need to survive.

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