Biodiversity of organisms

The diversity of genes creates the diversity of organisms. According to research data released by the United Nations Environment Programme, there are currently approximately 8.7 million species of organisms living on Earth. In the long time since its birth, life exists in an extremely simple form, accompanied by genetic variation and natural selection, more and more complex new species continue to emerge. They have adapted to different environments, built complex ecosystems, and together created our planet with biodiversity.

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Genetic diversity is the foundation of biodiversity. There are approximately 8.7 million species of organisms on Earth, which originated from simple life forms and gradually evolved into complex and diverse species through genetic variation and natural selection, adapting to different environments and constructing complex ecosystems. This process embodies the core scientific principles of life evolution: genetic variation provides diversity, natural selection shapes adaptability, and together promote the formation and development of biodiversity.