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Diversity of Life

Alessandro Minelli

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Abstract Diversity of life (or biodiversity) is the variety of existing organisms, including their diversity at the genetic level and the full range of ecological processes in which they take part and of ecosystems to which they belong.

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Abstract Diversity of life (or biodiversity) is the variety of existing organisms, including their diversity at the genetic level and the full range of ecological processes in which they take part and of ecosystems to which they belong.

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Abstract Diversity of life (or biodiversity) is the variety of existing organisms, including their diversity at the genetic level and the full range of ecological processes in which they take part and of ecosystems to which they belong.

Key concepts: Biodiversity, Diversity (politics), Ecosystem diversity, Variety (cybernetics), Genetic diversity, Ecology, Range (aeronautics), Ecosystem

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