not many animals live on a Golf course by lots of animals live in a natural ecosystem, so the golf course has less biodiversity
That would be 3,579.
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As pink is actually a light red, its complementary color would be a green. The shade of green would, of course be determined by the shade of pink.
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A natural ecosystem would have greater biodiversity than a human-made ecosystem. This is because in a human made ecosystem, everything is controlled and monitored, such as on a farm or in a garden. In a natural ecosystem, the plants, animals, and insects are allowed to flourish as they will, leaving greater room for naturally occurring diversity.
An ecosystem with a high biodiversity would be have an abundance of greenery and it would not be any human disturbances present ex: a tropical rain forest
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Biodiversity means the degree of variation of life. Some examples would be genetic variation in a species or ecosystem variation in a planet.
they have some cetain amount of biomass
Due to biodiversity, a more diverse ecosystem will have high species richness, unlike a small non-biodiverse ecosystem.
Biodiversity is the variation of life types within an environment. For instance, an environment with only a few different types of animals and plants would have a low instance of biodiversity.
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An arctic ecosystem will be more fragile than a southern forest ecosystem because, it has much less biodiversity and there is a substancial difference in the amount of plants and animals that make up the ecosystem. Hope this helped everyone...
A golf course is mainly grass which is probably not native to that area. When a golf course is made, may species of plants, trees, shrubs, ponds ect. are removed because they are not needed. This reduces the amount of habitat for species in that area. So the biodiversity is reduced by removing the varying vegetation, and removing animals/insects and other organisms that once lived in that area. This causes stress for these animals/plant species to find a new niche to live in. So they migrate to surrounding ecosystems in which they might not be native to. This can cause competition with other organisms (reducing population numbers for certain species) or even extirpation of a species from that area if it cannot adapt. I am just throwing out ideas, hope it helped. I'm sure there is much more to this topic.
The "biosphere," by definition, wouldn't be much of a biosphere without biodiversity. The biosphere is comprised of all the ecosystems/areas on Earth that sustain life. As biodiversity is lost in an ecosystem, the ecosystem becomes weaker and more inefficient at sustaining life. When biodiversity is under threat, its life-sustaining gifts are under threat.
It will affect something called Biodiversity: the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem. Coral reefs hold the most biodiversity than any other ecosystem in the world... destruction of a coral reef would hurt the food chain.