I WONDER - Are There Different Types Of Biodiversity?

The video tutorial explains three types of biodiversity: species diversity, ecosystem diversity, and genetic diversity. Species diversity refers to the variety of species within a community, which can be a single habitat or an entire ecosystem. Ecosystem diversity describes the variety of ecosystems in a geographical area, with examples like the Brazilian rainforest and Egyptian deserts. Genetic diversity focuses on the range of genetic traits within a species, such as the different breeds of dogs.

What does species diversity refer to?

• The number of ecosystems in a region

• The number of habitats in a country

• The variety of genetic traits in a species

• The number of different types of animals in a community

Which of the following best describes species diversity?

• The number of ecosystems in a geographical location

• The variety of genetic traits within a species

• The number of different types of animals in a community

• The number of habitats in a region

Which of the following is an example of ecosystem diversity?

• Different breeds of dogs

• Rainforest in Brazil

• Number of fish in a pond

• Types of birds in a forest

Which location is known for its unique ecosystem diversity?

• Amazon Rainforest

• Sahara Desert

• Himalayan Mountains

• Great Barrier Reef

What is genetic diversity?

• The number of genetic traits within a species

• The variety of species in a community

• The number of habitats in a region

• The number of ecosystems in a geographical location