Biodiversity

The number and variety of organisms found in a specific region is known as

• Biodiversity

• Canopy Fogging

• Resiliance

• Biome

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A geographic area on Earth that contains ecosystems with similar biotic and abiotic features

• Dynamic equilibrium

• Biome

• Biodiversity

• Ecosystem services

The benefits experienced by organisms, including humans, which are provided by healthy ecosystems

• Ecosystem services

• Biomes

• Resiliance

• Invasive species

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The contamination of the environment with substances that are harmful to life

• Biodiversity

• Invasive species

• Pollution

• Habitat destruction

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NGSS.MS-ESS3-4

Which one of these is NOT a threat to biodiversity

• Habitat destruction

• Overexploitation

• Climate change

• Wetland Conservationist

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This type of threat to biodiversity involves cutting down forests, draining wetlands, or generally changing a habitat so much that is is no longer usable by organisms that live there

• Overexploitation

• Invasive species

• Habitat destruction

• climate change

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This type of threat to biodiversity involves the overuse of animal and plant species by humans for purposes including food, medicine, or clothing.

• Overexploitation

• Polllution

• Invasive species

• Climate change

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NGSS.MS-ESS3-4

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This type of threat to biodiversity refers to changes in climate patterns over time.

• Overexploitation

• Invasive species

• Climate Change

• Habitat destruction

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The orange-spotted filefish is highly sensitive to changes in water temperature. After long periods of warmer water temperatures, the fish disappeared from the coral reefs. Which threat to biodiversity caused the change in fish population to decrease?

• Invasive species

• Overexploitation

• Habitat destruction

• Climate change

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This type of solution for protecting biodiversity involves planting trees to replace trees that have been cut or burned down.

• Reforestation

• Reclamation

• Reducing pollution

• Sustaining populations

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