Knowledge and Research

  Threats to Biological Diversity Due to Genetic Variation Biological diversity, often known as biodiversity, refers to the range of living forms and ecological functions that support the Earth's ecosystems. Genetic variety, which includes changes in DNA composition within and between species populations, is at the core of biodiversity. This study work aims to thoroughly investigate and describe the various risks to natural diversity posed by genetic variation. The study begins with a basic introduction to the importance of genetic variety in ecosystems, followed by a detailed discussion of numerous anthropogenic and environmental variables that contribute to genetic variation loss. Furthermore, the research investigates the possible consequences of diminished genetic variety on ecosystems as well as species survival. Moreover, conservation techniques and mitigation measures are extensively examined. Genetic variety is a crucial aspect of ecological diversity because it allows orga