Introduction
Welcome to livingearthscape! This blog is created as part and parcel of the biodiversity and nature appreciation of the often overlooked small stream between the Perpustakaan Hamzah Sendut 2 and Eureka Complex, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
Kindly navigate to the upper header link for individual post on introduction, flora, fauna, ecological relationship as well as a spatial documented biodiversity relationship observed throughout the semester 1 2010/2011 session.
Authors
The authors of this humble blog is as follows:
1. Wan Nor Anira
2. Munira Zainol Abidin
3. Hidayah Y
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The ‘Habitat’
Quote of the Day!
What is the true state of the environment. You have the politicians on the left telling you that there is undeniable evidence of global warming. Thousands of species become extinct every day because we are cutting down the rain forests. All around the earth, environmentalists are pointing out devastation. On the other hand those on the right would have us believe that the earth is perfectly fine. They say that all of the changes that the earth is going through are perfectly OK and that we have nothing to worry about. Who is right?-
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The relationship
We often disregard the relationship between species and it’s importance to each other in order to make living in harmony, or in a more technical term, in equilibrium. An ecological relationship is the relationship between organisms in an ecosystem with … Continue reading
Posted in Flora, Habitat, Relationship
Tagged ants, autotrophs, biodiversity, bird, bucida molineti, ecological relationship, food chain, food web, grass, heat loss, landscape, larvae, molluscs, moth, photosynthesis, producer, samanea saman
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Molluscs
The Mollusca, common name molluscs or mollusks, is a large phylum of invertebrate animals. There are around 85,000 recognized extant species of molluscs. This is the second largest marine phylum, comprising about 17% of all the named marine organisms, behind … Continue reading
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