How Life Increases Biodiversity
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How Life Increases Biodiversity
An Autocatalytic Hypothesis
Seaborg, David
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2021
250
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Inglês
9781138341401
15 a 20 dias
553
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1. Introduction: Overview and Summary of the Life Generates Biodiversity Theory. 2. Life is Spectacularly Diverse. 3. Life Regulates Greenhouse Gas Levels and Global Temperature, while Conserving Carbon. 4. Life Created the Atmosphere's Oxygen. 5. Life Built the Soil into an Ideal Ecosystem for Life. 6. Plants Profoundly Altered the Landscape, Favoring Biology. 7. Mutualism between Species Structures Ecosystems and Caused the Evolution of High Biodiversity. 8. Commensalism Maintains High Biodiversity. 9. Predation and Parasitism Greatly Increase the Number of Species. 10. Seemingly Paradoxically, Even Competition Tends to Increase or at least Maintain Biodiversity. 11. The Microbiome and the Hologenome Theory of Evolution. 12. Viruses Create High Biodiversity. 13. Ecosystems Interact, and Help Each Other, like Mutualistic Species. 14. Life Drove the Great Increase in Biodiversity Seen in the History of Life. 15. Altruism and Co-operation are Darwinian, Common, and Adaptive, and Maintain Biodiversity. 16. Horizontal Gene Transfer Causes Macroevolutionary Leaps. 17. The Origin of Life on Earth was Highly Probable, and Systems Tend to Increase in Complexity. 18. The Earth and Solar System Act as a System to Favor Life. 19. Possible Unifying Mechanisms for Life Generates Biodiversity Theory. 20. Environmental and Other Implications of the Life Generates Biodiversity Theory.
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diversity of life;symbiosis;mutualism;competition;evolution;Ecosystem Engineers;Niche Partitioning;Trophic Cascade;Sea Otters;Negative Frequency Dependent Selection;North American Opossums;Sea Stars;Vice Versa;Prairie Dogs;Higher Speciation Rates;Mycorrhizal Fungi;Golden Spiny Mouse;Permian Triassic Mass Extinction;Mistletoe Species;Stomata Number;Brown Anole;Migratory Locust;Increased Plant Species Richness;American Alligators;Overlapping Niches;Prey Population;Long Spined Sea Urchin;Gaia Hypothesis;Litter Mass Loss;Quasi-stable State
1. Introduction: Overview and Summary of the Life Generates Biodiversity Theory. 2. Life is Spectacularly Diverse. 3. Life Regulates Greenhouse Gas Levels and Global Temperature, while Conserving Carbon. 4. Life Created the Atmosphere's Oxygen. 5. Life Built the Soil into an Ideal Ecosystem for Life. 6. Plants Profoundly Altered the Landscape, Favoring Biology. 7. Mutualism between Species Structures Ecosystems and Caused the Evolution of High Biodiversity. 8. Commensalism Maintains High Biodiversity. 9. Predation and Parasitism Greatly Increase the Number of Species. 10. Seemingly Paradoxically, Even Competition Tends to Increase or at least Maintain Biodiversity. 11. The Microbiome and the Hologenome Theory of Evolution. 12. Viruses Create High Biodiversity. 13. Ecosystems Interact, and Help Each Other, like Mutualistic Species. 14. Life Drove the Great Increase in Biodiversity Seen in the History of Life. 15. Altruism and Co-operation are Darwinian, Common, and Adaptive, and Maintain Biodiversity. 16. Horizontal Gene Transfer Causes Macroevolutionary Leaps. 17. The Origin of Life on Earth was Highly Probable, and Systems Tend to Increase in Complexity. 18. The Earth and Solar System Act as a System to Favor Life. 19. Possible Unifying Mechanisms for Life Generates Biodiversity Theory. 20. Environmental and Other Implications of the Life Generates Biodiversity Theory.
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diversity of life;symbiosis;mutualism;competition;evolution;Ecosystem Engineers;Niche Partitioning;Trophic Cascade;Sea Otters;Negative Frequency Dependent Selection;North American Opossums;Sea Stars;Vice Versa;Prairie Dogs;Higher Speciation Rates;Mycorrhizal Fungi;Golden Spiny Mouse;Permian Triassic Mass Extinction;Mistletoe Species;Stomata Number;Brown Anole;Migratory Locust;Increased Plant Species Richness;American Alligators;Overlapping Niches;Prey Population;Long Spined Sea Urchin;Gaia Hypothesis;Litter Mass Loss;Quasi-stable State
