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IPA Kelas 10 - Keanekaragaman Hayati | GIA Academy

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Hello friends, welcome back

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to the Gia Akademi YouTube channel. Hopefully

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friends are always healthy and keep up

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the spirit. Friends are certainly familiar

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with Persian cats. Well, besides

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Persian cats, we also often

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find other cats such as

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domestic cats or village cats, Angora

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cats, Siamese cats and

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so on. These various types of cats

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show the diversity of

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living things on earth. Why are

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living things so diverse? We will

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study it completely in

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this video. So, in this video, we will

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learn about the diversity of

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life. Keep watching the video. Well,

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friends, biodiversity or

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biodiversity is the diversity

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that exists in organisms at the level of

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genes, species, and ecosystems. These three

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levels of biodiversity are

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interconnected so that they

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cannot be separated from each other. In

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this video, we will discuss them

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one by one. First,

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gene diversity.

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Genes are chemical substances that

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determine the hereditary traits of each

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individual. They are composed of many genes. If

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there is a marriage or crossing

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between individuals with different characters, it

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will produce offspring with

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more variations. This

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happens because at the time of crossing, there

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will be a combination of genes from

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each individual, therefore

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variations will be formed which

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cause higher diversity.

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example of kenek kgamangen for example

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occurs in the snail species cpa nemoralis

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even though in the same species but the

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snails have different shell colors the

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difference in shell color is

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due to the presence of different alleles so the

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snail in the following picture has knni

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gene level diversity in terms of

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shell color another example of knni gene diversity

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is in bananas we

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know there are banana varieties even though they are

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both bananas but the shape, size

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and taste of the banana are

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diverse second level of diversity of

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types or species are individuals

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who have morphological anatomical

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physiological similarities and have

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the ability to mate

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with each other keen diversity of types

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shows all the variations

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found in living things between

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types example of keenek diversity of types

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we can see in

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onion plants and the big cat family

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for the onion family or

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amaryllisase we know red onions allium

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sepa far agregatum garlic

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allium satifum and onions allium

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sepa for the big cat family or

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velide such as lions Panthera Leo tigers Panthera Tigris

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leopards Panthera

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pardus and jaguars Panthera

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onka third k anama ecosystem Ecosystem

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is the interaction or reciprocal relationship

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between living things that are one

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with other living things and between

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living things and their environment,

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diverse abiotic components

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cause the types of living things that

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can adapt to the environment to be

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different, as a result,

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ecosystem diversity will be formed, there are

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mountain vegetation ecosystems, grassland vegetation,

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mountain forest vegetation,

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tropical rainforests, beaches, freshwater,

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seawater, and artificial ecosystems, examples of

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ecosystem-level biodiversity

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are coconut trees that grow a lot in

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coastal areas, sugar palm trees grow a lot

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in the mountains, while palm and

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areca nut trees grow well in

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lowland areas. Well, friends, after

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knowing the types of

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biodiversity, then how is the

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diversity of fauna and flora

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in our country

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as a country located in a

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tropical climate and

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between two continents, Indonesia is a

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country that has the

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second highest biodiversity after Brazil,

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Indonesia is also nicknamed the

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world's botanical warehouse and a Mega

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biodiversity country. To find out about

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Indonesia's biodiversity, we

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can see the distribution of fauna and flora

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in

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Indonesia. First, the distribution of fauna. The

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distribution of fauna in Indonesia is

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categorized based on two

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imaginary lines, namely the Wales line and the Weber line,

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which divides Indonesia into

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three parts, the area to the west of the

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wires line, the area to the east of the

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Weber line, and the area between the

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two or the

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transition area, the area to the west of the

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Wales line includes the island of Sumatra. Java and

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Kalimantan in this area are found

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various types of oriental Asian fauna

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such as elephants, tapirs, one-horned rhinos,

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Sumatran tigers, orangutans, proboscis monkeys

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and

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sun bears. The transition area of ​​the Walesa region

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is the area between the Wales

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and Weber lines consisting of the island of Sulawesi

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and the Nusa Tenggara islands. The further

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east from the Wales line the number of

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oriental fauna decreases. Conversely,

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the further west the Weber line, the

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Australian fauna decreases.

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Oriental animals such as owls, squirrels and

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pigs cross the Wales line to

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Sulawesi. Meanwhile, the

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Australian animals include the Maleo anoa and

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tarsier. The area east of the Weber line

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includes the Maluku and Papua islands. In

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this area there are various types of

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Australian fauna such as cassowaries, parrots, parrots,

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parakeets and marsupials

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such as tree kangaroos and

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wallabies as well as other animals such as

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Komodo dragons, deer pigs and

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cuscuses. Secondly, the distribution of flora in

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Indonesia is divided into three

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parts, namely the diversity of flora in

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wet tropical forests, the diversity of flora in

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seasonal forests and the diversity of flora

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in savanna grasslands.

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In wet tropical forests, many plants are found. The

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following types of

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trees such as the tribe nutmeg,

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black wood and mangosteen, Liana plants with

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long roots and stems that creep

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and twine like taro,

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climbing pandan, climbing palms and rattan,

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large herbal plants such as ginger,

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bananas, epiphytic plants that forge on

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other plants such as ferns and

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orchids, parasitic plants for example,

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rafflesia

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arnoldi, in seasonal forests are dominated by

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plants that produce oil wood

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and food such as teak, sandalwood,

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eucalyptus, candlenut and

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tamarind, while in the savanna grasslands,

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many palm trees,

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gebang trees, acacia and cactus are found in this era,

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humans have followed

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industrial development to meet

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their needs so that many activities that are

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not realized can threaten the

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sustainability of biodiversity if

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this is left then

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biodiversity will experience a decline in both

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quality and quantity. Things

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that can cause a decline in

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biodiversity are the destruction and

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destruction of

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habitats, the entry of new types of animals and

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plants into a habitat without careful

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research and development,

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excessive use of plant and animal species in a habitat,

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environmental pollution in an ecosystem,

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climate change such as

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global warming, the development of the

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agricultural and forestry industry, and

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There is excessive exploitation during

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metal mining and the use of

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marine biota, several types of animals that are vulnerable

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and endangered include

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orangutans, rhinos, bulls, tapirs,

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sun bears, elephants, and

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anoas. So that animals and plants do not become

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extinct quickly, efforts need to be made to

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preserve biodiversity

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in the form of in-situ conservation,

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which is the preservation of

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biodiversity carried out in its natural habitat,

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for example national parks and nature reserves.

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Exit conservation is the

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preservation of biodiversity by

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removing it from its habitat and

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keeping it in another place, for example a

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zoo, a collection of certain animals,

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or a

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botanical garden. The diversity of plants and

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animals provides many benefits for

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human life. Some of

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these benefits are as food,

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clothing, building materials, household appliances

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for cultivation, sources of

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germplasm for science, medicinal materials

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and

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beauty. Sources of food or

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food from various types of plants and

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animals include staple foods

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such as rice, corn, wheat, sago, and sweet potatoes, side dishes

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such as fish, chicken, cows,

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goats, and shrimp, as vegetables

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such as spinach, kale, cabbage, and others, as

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well as

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fruits, clothing or clothing materials

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derived from various types of

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plants and animals, including cotton,

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silkworms, and

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sheep's hair. Several types of plants that can be

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used as Sources of building materials

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and household appliances include

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teak, mahogany, bangkirai, sengon, ironwood,

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coconut trees and

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bamboo. Various animals and plants

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are cultivated by humans as a source of

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income. This cultivation, for example,

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by raising laying hens, broiler chickens, dairy

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cows, freshwater fisheries.

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Plant cultivation, such as

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fruit plants, vegetables,

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spices, ornamental plants, and

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plantation crops. Germplasm is a

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substance that carries hereditary traits in the form of

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whole organs or parts of plants

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or animals that can be used to

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create new superior organisms.

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Germplasm will maintain the quality of

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its characteristics, for example, rojolele rice will pass on the

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characteristics of rojolele to the next generation. Butter cassava will pass on the characteristics of butter cassava,

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Cilembu sweet potato will pass on the characteristics of

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Cilembu sweet potato. Likewise,

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other groups of plants or plants pass on

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their characteristics along with the development of

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science and technology.

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Animal and plant breeding

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can be done with the

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latest and accurate methods, such as

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tissue culture in plants or cloning

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in

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animals. Examples of the use of plants and

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animals as medicines include

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noni fruit which is efficacious for preventing

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and treating high blood pressure

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and diabetes. Mustache plant. Cats

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are effective in destroying

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kidney stones, earthworms are used to treat

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typhus,

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some plants and animals can be

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used for their beauty, such as

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anthurium plants, ornamental plants, monstera

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AD and Sony, and magpie robins. Well,

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friends, that's

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our entire discussion about the KNA of

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biodiversity, examples of conservation and its benefits,

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friends, can you understand it,

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okay, friends, that's

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our discussion about the KNA of

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biodiversity, we will continue the discussion

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about the classification of living things in the

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next video. Wait until

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see you.

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