to a loss of bio - diversity - Scientistsleadingto a loss of bio - diversity - Scientists

from climate change and millions of premature deaths due to air pollutionresultingfrom climate change and millions of premature deaths due to air pollution

coextinction cascades ... thus driving many more species to extinction than originally predicted by species distribution modelsmay triggercoextinction cascades ... thus driving many more species to extinction than originally predicted by species distribution models

in higher species diversity ( Kumar and Hwang , 2006resultin higher species diversity ( Kumar and Hwang , 2006

in global loss of biodiversityresultingin global loss of biodiversity

to the instability of ecosystemcan leadto the instability of ecosystem

from genetic isolationresultingfrom genetic isolation

reductions in variety(passive) being caused byreductions in variety

the greatest number of other species in the food web also to go extinctwould causethe greatest number of other species in the food web also to go extinct

ecosystems to become less productive , and less efficient at capturing biological resourcescausesecosystems to become less productive , and less efficient at capturing biological resources

to global extinction of some ( or many species we now see ) in worst - case scenarios or at the very least a large reduction in their populationscould leadto global extinction of some ( or many species we now see ) in worst - case scenarios or at the very least a large reduction in their populations

to a loss of cultural memory of calving sites contributing to the limited recovery of the south - east of Australiahas ledto a loss of cultural memory of calving sites contributing to the limited recovery of the south - east of Australia

from environmental variation , natural catastrophes such as flood and fire , and chance variation in demographic population parameterscould resultfrom environmental variation , natural catastrophes such as flood and fire , and chance variation in demographic population parameters

to loss of the gene poolalso leadsto loss of the gene pool

to loss of biodiversity which in turn will have far reaching impacts on issues like agriculture and human healthleadsto loss of biodiversity which in turn will have far reaching impacts on issues like agriculture and human health

off a chain reaction that results in the extinction of other animals and plants , toowould setoff a chain reaction that results in the extinction of other animals and plants , too

disturbance in marine species biodiversityis causingdisturbance in marine species biodiversity

from catastrophes such as fires ( Terborgh , 1992 ; Turner , 1996resultingfrom catastrophes such as fires ( Terborgh , 1992 ; Turner , 1996

to patchy recovery of species and a decrease in the connectivity between populationscan leadto patchy recovery of species and a decrease in the connectivity between populations

less diversity in food and variety in regionscausing alsoless diversity in food and variety in regions

from destructive actions of humans eresultingfrom destructive actions of humans e

loss of diversity ... and for ecosystems to be healthy we want lots of diversity , lots of different speciescausesloss of diversity ... and for ecosystems to be healthy we want lots of diversity , lots of different species

food chains and webs , depletion of a gene pool , loss of keystone species and the reduction of ecosystem efficiency and community productivity(passive) may be caused byfood chains and webs , depletion of a gene pool , loss of keystone species and the reduction of ecosystem efficiency and community productivity

to the destruction of naturewill all contributeto the destruction of nature

from human activitiesresultsfrom human activities

long - lasting cultures from ever developingwould preventlong - lasting cultures from ever developing

to problems if the hunted species , such as the fruit - eating apes in Africa , are vital to the ecosystem they live incan ... leadto problems if the hunted species , such as the fruit - eating apes in Africa , are vital to the ecosystem they live in

to competition for utilization for few available resourcesleadsto competition for utilization for few available resources

from inten- tional human persecutionhas also resultedfrom inten- tional human persecution

from international trade Trade - related and Other Measures in CITES Trade - related measuresresultingfrom international trade Trade - related and Other Measures in CITES Trade - related measures

to human extinctionwill eventually leadto human extinction

to some ecological imbalance and issues in biodiversity , which may in turn make a negative impact on human food security ( see for example Pauly , Watson , and Alder 2005can leadto some ecological imbalance and issues in biodiversity , which may in turn make a negative impact on human food security ( see for example Pauly , Watson , and Alder 2005

to more widespread extinctioncould leadto more widespread extinction

entire islands of trash in the middle of the oceans , where water acidification is threatening the entire food chain from coral bleaching right on up to commercial fish stockshas createdentire islands of trash in the middle of the oceans , where water acidification is threatening the entire food chain from coral bleaching right on up to commercial fish stocks

extinction of the other species in its food chaincausesextinction of the other species in its food chain

by keeping a few individuals to live out their lives in zooswould ... be preventedby keeping a few individuals to live out their lives in zoos

problems for the human populationmay causeproblems for the human population

the damage(passive) caused bythe damage

collapses in the food chain and eventually ... the ecosystemwould ... causecollapses in the food chain and eventually ... the ecosystem

from human behaviors and activitiesresultsfrom human behaviors and activities