Unraveling the mechanisms of biodiversity

Now, 3.5 billion years after the birth of life, rapid human activity is ushering in a sixth mass extinction. This cutting-edge scientific essay proposes resolving this global crisis by understanding the significance of the diversity of all life on Earth and its mechanisms and connections.

Table of Contents

Introduction: The Emergence of Humanity and the Ailing Global Ecosystem Chapter 1: Common Roots The Birth of Life and the Formation of the Global Environment Species Morphology and Their Individual Lifestyles Mechanisms Common to Diverse Organisms From Common Roots to the Birth of Diversity

Chapter 2: Ecosystem Structure Why So Many Species Can Live I: Resource Partitioning II: Symbiotic Relationships III: Food Chains Ecosystems and Their Connections Ecosystem Balance and Equilibrium Balance Maintained by Networks

Chapter 3: The Reality of the Problem Dwindling Species I: Japanese Wolf... II: Grassland Butterflies... III: Tropical Forests, Migratory Birds... Overpopulated Species I: Wild Animals II: Invasive Species III: Common Mechanisms

Chapter 4: Countermeasures and Treatment Natural Parks that Protect Biodiversity Healing Ecosystems I: Reintroduction of Japanese Crested Ibises II: Protecting Grassland Species III: Eradication of Invasive Species

Chapter 5: The Principle of Diversity Why is "Biodiversity" Necessary? I: The Blessings of Nature, Ecosystem Resilience II: "Just an Insect" or "Sleeping Guardian" Ecosystem Diversity = Diversity of Space Common Principles of Diversity