4.1 Species and ecosystem diversity are key elements of biodiversity
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4.2 Geographic patterns and processes influence biodiversity
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4.3 Some species influence biodiversity much more than others
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4.4 Ecological succession affects community composition and diversity
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4.5 Global species richness results from a balance between speciation and extinction
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4.6 Habitat fragmentation reduces biodiversity
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4.7 Valuable services of ecosystems are threatened
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4.8 Many invasive species harm ecosystems
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4.9 The number of protected areas has grown rapidly
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4.10 Nongovernmental conservation complements governmental programs
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4.11 Sustaining biodiversity and ecosystem services requires active management
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4.12 Integrating conservation with local communities can help sustain protected areas
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Central Question: How can we protect Earthâs diverse ecosystems?
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Chapter 4: Review Questions
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