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Quantitative nature of species diversity and the significance of the environmental assessment

Jiao Liushier

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A specific ecological region have a certain feature of natural species diversity which defined as species diversity within a primary ecological region that are no human interference.Following the scenario as natural ecology→no human interference→natural species diversity→determinant→quantitive factor→model of species diversity,we sumed up a geographic,climatic and site specific formula of natural species diversity by mathematic screening and analyzing of published data.Furthermore,following the scenario as natrual species diversity→human interference→ecological unbalance→actual species diversity→degree of ecological unbalance,we concluded formula of ecological unbalance.The formula of natural species diversity was used to quantify the characteristics and gradient distributions of species diversity within a specific region.The formula of ecological unbalance was used to quantify the degree of ecological unbalance and human interference.

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A specific ecological region have a certain feature of natural species diversity which defined as species diversity within a primary ecological region that are no human interference.Following the scenario as natural ecology→no human interference→natural species diversity→determinant→quantitive factor→model of species diversity,we sumed up a geographic,climatic and site specific formula of natural species diversity by mathematic screening and analyzing of published data.Furthermore,following the scenario as natrual species diversity→human interference→ecological unbalance→actual species diversity→degree of ecological unbalance,we concluded formula of ecological unbalance.The formula of natural species diversity was used to quantify the characteristics and gradient distributions of species diversity within a specific region.The formula of ecological unbalance was used to quantify the degree of ecological unbalance and human interference.

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A specific ecological region have a certain feature of natural species diversity which defined as species diversity within a primary ecological region that are no human interference.Following the scenario as natural ecology→no human interference→natural species diversity→determinant→quantitive factor→model of species diversity,we sumed up a geographic,climatic and site specific formula of natural species diversity by mathematic screening and analyzing of published data.Furthermore,following the scenario as natrual species diversity→human interference→ecological unbalance→actual species diversity→degree of ecological unbalance,we concluded formula of ecological unbalance.The formula of natural species diversity was used to quantify the characteristics and gradient distributions of species diversity within a specific region.The formula of ecological unbalance was used to quantify the degree of ecological unbalance and human interference.

Key concepts: Diversity (politics), Ecology, Species diversity, Ecosystem diversity, Natural (archaeology), Gamma diversity, Biodiversity, Alpha diversity

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