Air Mass
Geology

Air Mass

Air Mass: A body of air whose temperature and humidity characteristics, acquired in the source region, remain relatively constant over a horizontal distance of hundreds…
Aphelion
Geology

Aphelion

Aphelion: It is the point in the Earth’s orbit when it is farthest from the sun (152.5 million km). Aphelion occurs on the 3rd or…
Vulnerable Species of Biodiversity
Geology

Vulnerable Species of Biodiversity

Vulnerable Species of Biodiversity Vulnerable Species includes the species which are likely to be in danger of extinction in near future if the factors threatening…
Endangered Species of Biodiversity
Geology

Endangered Species of Biodiversity

Endangered Species of Biodiversity Endangered Species includes those species which are in danger of extinction. The IUCN publishes information about endangered species worldwide as the…
Scientific Role of Biodiversity
Geology

Scientific Role of Biodiversity

Scientific Role of Biodiversity Biodiversity is a system in constant evolution, from a viewpoint of species, as well as from viewpoint of an individual organism.…
Loss of Biodiversity
Geology

Loss of Biodiversity

Loss of Biodiversity Biodiversity is a system in constant evolution, from a viewpoint of species, as well as from viewpoint of an individual organism. The…
Importance of Biodiversity
Geology

Importance of Biodiversity

Importance of Biodiversity Biodiversity has contributed in many ways to the development of human culture and, in turn, human communities have played a major role…
Ecological Role of Biodiversity
Geology

Ecological Role of Biodiversity

Ecological Role of Biodiversity Species of many kinds perform some function or the other in an ecosystem. Nothing in an ecosystem evolves and sustains without…
Economic Role of Biodiversity
Geology

Economic Role of Biodiversity

Economic Role of Biodiversity For all humans, biodiversity is an important resource in their day-to-day life. One important part of biodiversity is ‘crop diversity’, which…
Biodiversity
Geology

Biodiversity

Biodiversity, as we have today, is the result of 2.5-3.5 billion years of evolution. Before the advent of humans, our earth supported more biodiversity than…
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