Microhabitats tend to be less diverse than larger habitats primarily due to their limited space and resources, which restrict the number of species that can coexist. The smaller area often leads to more pronounced environmental fluctuations, making it harder for many species to establish stable populations. Additionally, microhabitats may lack the variety of niches available in larger ecosystems, reducing the opportunities for different species to thrive. Consequently, the overall biodiversity is typically lower in microhabitats compared to their larger counterparts.
A micro is less.
they are less diverse
The most abundant and diverse vertebrates within the class Aves, which includes ostriches, are typically the smaller bird species, such as sparrows and finches. These birds thrive in various environments and exhibit a wide range of adaptations that contribute to their diversity. In contrast, ostriches, being large flightless birds, are less diverse and are primarily adapted to specific habitats like savannas and open grasslands.
they are less diverse
It's simply a shorthand way of expressing large measurements. It takes less less ink (and less energy) to write or type millimetre - than 'millionth of a metre'.
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A lot of animals are disappearing because they are going extinct. Most of the disappearing is because of hunters. Another reason is because people are cutting down their habitats. The last reason is that predator's are eating them
A baby born at less than 27 weeks with a weight of 800 grams or less.
There would be less trees, less habitats, more erosion soil degradation and mineral leaching. Less money for the government.
Species that lack a diverse gene pool are less able to adapt to changes in the environment and are less able to survive diseases.
You would generally expect to find more unique species on a large remote island. Larger islands provide more diverse habitats and resources, which can support a greater variety of species. Additionally, being remote limits the number of species that can migrate from the mainland, leading to higher levels of endemism. In contrast, smaller islands near a continent may have more species overall due to easier access for colonization, but they are less likely to have as many unique species.
1. Macro flowchart shows less information whereas micro flowchart shows more information. 2. Macro flowchart is easy to design as comparative to micro flowchart. 3. Macro flowchart is difficult to study and understand as comparative to micro flowchart.