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- Earth’s biodiversity depends on the world’s forests - UNEP-WCMC
Protecting forests is key to this - they cover almost a third of the global land area and harbour most of the Earth’s terrestrial biodiversity Forests contain 60,000 different tree species, 80 percent of amphibian species, 75 percent of bird species, and 68 percent of the world's mammal species
- Scientists’ warning – The outstanding biodiversity of islands . . .
Scientists worldwide are becoming increasingly alarmed at the scale and severity of human impacts on our planet (Vitousek et al , 1997, Díaz et al , 2019) As a result, many argue for immediate action to reduce or reverse anthropogenic impacts on the world around us (Díaz et al , 2019; Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity, 2020; WWF, 2020)
- Why some groups have more species - Nature
Across the tree of life, some groups have many more species than others To find out why, Joshua Scholl and John Wiens at the University of Arizona in Tucson collated published data on the number
- Species - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Some species are groups of interbreeding organisms, other species are groups of organisms that share a common ecological niche, and still other species are phylogenetic units Given that there are different types of species, one might wonder what feature causes these different types of species to be species?
- Species - WWF Australia
Intricate river systems, where platypus hide Rugged ranges and red earth, where wallabies bounce And then there are our magnificent beaches and seascapes, where marine turtles nest, and whales make their annual migration Our geographical isolation means many of these animals and plants have evolved over time and are unique to Australia
- Scientists warning to humanity on tree extinctions
At that point, there was great uncertainty about the number of tree species that might exist, as no systematic attempt had been made to collate a comprehensive list; initial suggestions were that there might be as many as 100,000 species (Oldfield et al , 1998) A first step of the GTA was therefore to compile a database of published, accepted
- Endangered species - Wikipedia
An endangered species is a species that is very likely to global conservation status of many species, approximately 1 °C rise in mean global
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