10 Questions
A species is defined as a group of similar organisms that reproduce by interbreeding within the group.
True
Estimating the total number of species on Earth is easy due to the presence of undiscovered species.
False
There are approximately 390,000 known species of insects.
False
Genetic diversity can only be measured at the species level.
False
Habitat loss has no impact on biodiversity.
False
Fragmentation of habitats increases connectivity and biodiversity.
False
There are approximately 10,000 known species of birds.
True
Human impacts have no effect on biodiversity.
False
Reptiles are the most diverse group of organisms on Earth.
False
The chances of survival during changing environmental conditions decrease with genetic diversity.
False
Learn about the variety and diversity of lifeforms in an area, from unicellular fungi to complex multicellular organisms. Understand the importance of biodiversity for human well-being and economic prosperity.
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