Biodiversity encompasses the variety of life on Earth, including the different species of plants, animals, and microorganisms, as well as the ecosystems in which they live.

Cultural Diversity is not a major type of biodiversity. Species Diversity, Ecosystem Diversity, and Genetic Diversity are the major types of biodiversity.

Biodiversity Loss is the term used to describe the loss of biodiversity.

Overpopulation is not a major cause of biodiversity loss. Habitat Loss, Climate Change, and Pollution are the major causes of biodiversity loss.

Biodiversity Conservation is the term used to describe the process of protecting and restoring biodiversity.

Sustainable Use is not a major strategy for biodiversity conservation. Habitat Protection, Species Recovery, and Ecosystem Restoration are the major strategies for biodiversity conservation.

Ecosystem Services is the term used to describe the benefits that humans derive from biodiversity.

Medicine is not an example of an ecosystem service. Clean Air, Clean Water, and Food are examples of ecosystem services.

Biodiversity and Human Well-being is the term used to describe the role that biodiversity plays in supporting human well-being.

Invasive Species is not a major threat to biodiversity in India. Habitat Loss, Climate Change, and Pollution are the major threats to biodiversity in India.

Invasive Species Introduction is the term used to describe the process of introducing non-native species into an ecosystem.

Neem is not an example of an invasive species in India. Lantana camara, Parthenium hysterophorus, and Water hyacinth are examples of invasive species in India.

Ecosystem Restoration is the term used to describe the process of protecting and restoring ecosystems.

Pollution Control is not a major strategy for ecosystem restoration. Habitat Restoration, Species Recovery, and Reforestation are the major strategies for ecosystem restoration.

Intergenerational Equity is the term used to describe the role that future generations play in biodiversity conservation.