Overview
Geological contributions to habitat conservation are essential for understanding how the Earth's physical features influence ecosystems. By studying geological processes, we can identify how they affect biodiversity and the distribution of species. This knowledge is crucial for developing effective ...
Key Terms
Example: A rainforest has high biodiversity due to its many species.
Example: A coral reef is a diverse ecosystem.
Example: Erosion and sedimentation are key geological processes.
Example: Wetlands serve as habitats for many bird species.
Example: Conservation efforts aim to preserve endangered species.
Example: The Galápagos tortoise is endemic to the Galápagos Islands.
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