In Contrast to the Life-Centered Worldview, the Human-Centered Environmental Worldview

question 14

True/False

In contrast to the life-centered worldview, the human-centered environmental worldview considers all species as having value as participating members of the biosphere regardless of their potential or actual use to humans.

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Definitions:

Geographically Isolated

Refers to populations, species, or groups of organisms that are physically separated from each other by geographical barriers such as mountains, rivers, or vast distances, potentially leading to genetic divergence and speciation.

New Species

A category of biological classification that represents a distinct, newly identified group of organisms different from existing species.

Adaptive Changes

Adjustments or modifications in structure or function that organisms make in response to environmental changes or challenges.

Populations

Groups of individuals belonging to the same species that live in the same geographic area and can potentially interbreed.