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What are limited resources?

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Limited resources are the finite inputs available to satisfy unlimited wants and needs.

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What is selection pressure?

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Selection pressure is the environmental influence that affects an organism's ability to survive and reproduce.

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What is habitat fragmentation?

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Habitat fragmentation is the process of breaking large habitats into smaller, isolated patches, often due to human activities.

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What is the strategic importance of community involvement in sustainable urban development?

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Community involvement fosters sustainable practices and conservation; strategic importance lies in education and participatory planning.

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What is geographic isolation?

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Geographic isolation is the separation of populations by physical barriers, leading to reduced gene flow and potential evolutionary divergence.

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Define urbanization.

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Urbanization is the process by which rural areas become urbanized as a result of population growth and migration.

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What are the effects of urbanization on biodiversity?

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Urbanization often leads to habitat loss, fragmentation, and pollution, which can decrease biodiversity.

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What is sustainable urban development?

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Sustainable urban development is the planning and development of urban areas that meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

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Explain the concept of ecological footprint.

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An ecological footprint measures the environmental impact of an individual or community, expressed as the amount of land and water area required to produce the resources consumed and absorb the waste generated.

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What is the role of green spaces in urban areas?

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Green spaces in urban areas provide recreational opportunities, improve air quality, support biodiversity, and enhance the overall quality of life.