Q. There is a dramatic loss of biodiversity due to:

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Q. For every square kilometre of a tropical forest there is about 25,000 tonnes of:

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Q. In 1980s and 1990s, average recorded loss, roundabout

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Q. 1.2 Gt of carbon, entering atmosphere in fom of

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Q. In 1990s, an average forest plantations grew, approximately

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Q. 11% of total forest consists of

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Q. What is an average annual deforestation of tropical forests?

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Q. Total area covered by forest is one-third of the

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Q. Deforestation causes land degradation and

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Q. 95% of total forest is included in

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Q. About 47% of forests worldwide are:

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Q. Dark green forests absorb more incoming solar radiation than

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Q. Rate of forest increase of about

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Q. 9% of forest worldwide are:

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Q. Combined impact of deforestation rate, approximately

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Q. Relative abundance of species is known as

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Q. Genes are made up of complex chemical compound known as

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Q. Variety of life forms, expressed as a number of species in an area, known as

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Q. Process involved in genetic modification, repetition, or copying something, known as

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Q. A change in inherited characteristics of population from generation to generation is known as

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