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What does biodiversity represent?
What does biodiversity represent?
- The total number of species on Earth
- The total number of habitats on Earth
- The total variety of all life on Earth (correct)
- The total number of individuals on Earth
Why is biodiversity important for all life on Earth?
Why is biodiversity important for all life on Earth?
- It increases the number of wild animals
- It ensures a stable climate and food supply (correct)
- It provides free medicines for humans
- It protects the coasts from natural disasters
How have human activities affected biodiversity in the last 50 years?
How have human activities affected biodiversity in the last 50 years?
- Increased the number of habitats across the globe
- Reduced populations of wild animals by 60% (correct)
- Drove whole species to evolve rapidly
- Caused a significant increase in the number of flying insects
What has happened to the number of lions in Africa in the last 50 years?
What has happened to the number of lions in Africa in the last 50 years?
Why is biodiversity loss considered catastrophic for nature and ourselves?
Why is biodiversity loss considered catastrophic for nature and ourselves?
What is the main message regarding biodiversity loss in the text?
What is the main message regarding biodiversity loss in the text?
What does the text suggest about the current state of biodiversity?
What does the text suggest about the current state of biodiversity?
What is the suggested action to ensure the increase of biodiversity again?
What is the suggested action to ensure the increase of biodiversity again?
What is the primary ion inside the cells?
What is the primary ion inside the cells?
What creates an electrochemical gradient in the cells?
What creates an electrochemical gradient in the cells?
Which physiological processes can be affected by the sodium-potassium pump mechanism?
Which physiological processes can be affected by the sodium-potassium pump mechanism?
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