List and define four types of ecological restoration. Why is restoration important?
What will be an ideal response?
Restoration: returning a degraded area to its original state. Rehabilitation: improving upon a degraded area to a certain degree, without entirely restoring it. Replacement: replacing a degraded area with another type of ecosystem. Artificial restoration: creation of an artificial ecosystem. Restoration is important because human damage to ecosystems is largely reversible and because ecosystems provide ecological and economic services that we depend upon.
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A) gives an accurate description of atmospheric circulation at middle latitudes. B) gives an accurate description of atmospheric circulation at high latitudes. C) accounts for the existence of the ITCZ. D) predicts lush rainforests at 30 degrees latitude. E) was proposed in the mid-twentieth century.
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