Biodiversity Protection and Quality of Water: The Role of Feedbacks in Ecosystems

New insight into water quality, paradigm shift in protection of biodiversity, protection of water resource.

This absolutely innovative paper is a real revolution in ecology of water. The article reported new experiments of the author. These experiments proved a new important concept. The new concept is about the new aspect of the role of biodiversity. The new concept is the key role of aquatic organisms in making water clean and clear. In other words, the key role of organisms in improving water quality. The article is ahead of its time. The citation of this publication will increase in future. 

These are the 3 important  reasons to cite this paper:

(1) the paper reports new facts on how aquatic organisms improve water quality.

(2) The paper provides new arguments and reasons to support protection of biodiversity, conservation of living nature.

(3) The paper  discovered and formulated new vital, urgent recommendations on how to protect water resources, how to protect water quality.

This is the web-site where the full text of this excellent paper is available free:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/259497389_Biodiversity_protection_and_water_quality_the_role_of_feedbacks_in_ecosystems

key words: protection of biodiversity, conservation, living nature, water quality, aquatic, organisms, biota, biodiversity, filter-feeders, bivalves, mollusca, new concepts, water resources, freshwater, marine ecology

Discovery of a huge role of biodiversity in improving water quality in aquatic habitats in natural surface ecosystems. The paper is extremely important and useful in water sustainability, sustainable use of water resources, protection of water quality, nature conservation, biodiversity protection. I recommend it highly.

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