Question

What is biodiversity? How does the inability to adapt cause extinction? Where can you observe environmental changes that are forcing adaptation?

Answer 1

Biodiversity is the variation in living organisms.

The inability to adapt cause extinction as if a species is unable to adapt to a new environment or climate, they will eventually perish due to not finding new methods of survival.

You can observe environmental changes that are forcing adaption through invasive species brought to different continents by trade.

Hope this helps!

Answer 2

Q1:  it refers to all the many plants, animals, fungi, and microorganisms. it also includes the variety of ecosystems found on earth.

Q2: Competition, new predators, and loss of habitat are environmental pressure that can limit the growth of population and could lead to it being extinct.

Q3: Species that have not lived in that type of habitat before nor experienced it.