What are the factors and processes of modernization?

Table of Contents:

1. What are the factors and processes of modernization?
2. What is ecosystem and its components?
3. How are ecosystems destroyed?
4. Which region of Nepal is more affected by modernization?
5. Which region in Nepal is most affected from deforestation?
6. What is the altitude of hilly region of Nepal?
7. Why does mountain region have less modernization activities?
8. Why hilly region is rich in biodiversity?
9. What is the most important factor for ecological diversity among geographical regions?
10. At what altitude snow line exists in the eastern part of Nepal?
11. Has it ever snowed on the equator?
12. Which is the biggest zone of Nepal?
13. Which bird is found in all regions of Nepal?
14. What is the old name of Nepal?
15. Which is the biggest bird of Nepal?
16. Which is most dangerous bird?

What are the factors and processes of modernization?

The factors which facilitated and accelerated the process of modernization are : the achievements in the field of science and technology, rapid growth of industrialisation and urbanisation, the rationalization of social life, the emergence of a rational outlook in every walk of life, rapid development of mass phenomena ...

What is ecosystem and its components?

An ecosystem is a group or community composed of living and non-living things and their interactions with each other. ... Every ecosystem has two components, namely, biotic components and abiotic components. Biotic components refer to all living organisms in an ecology while abiotically refers to the non-living things.

How are ecosystems destroyed?

Pollution is one of the main causes of ecosystem destruction. Pollution can deplete resources and drive away local animal populations. Significant sources of pollution include trash, carbon emissions, oil spills and pesticides.

Which region of Nepal is more affected by modernization?

Terai Region

Which region in Nepal is most affected from deforestation?

Deforestation is one of the major environmental issues in Nepal. Deforestation pressures occur throughout Nepal but are most strongly felt in many parts of Tarai and Churia.

What is the altitude of hilly region of Nepal?

610 metres to 4,800 metres

Why does mountain region have less modernization activities?

10. Why is there less effect of modernization activities on the ecosystem of mountain region compared to other regions? There less effect of modernization activities on the ecosystem of mountain region compared to other regions due to lack of facilities like Transport, health, communication, education, etc. 11.

Why hilly region is rich in biodiversity?

Hill region is very rich in biodiversity. Forests of Uttis, Katus and Chilaune are found here. Due to the altitude and topography, different types of plants like Sal, Simal, Peepal, Bar, Sallo, bamboo, etc. ... Different sorts of animals and plants are found here due to topography and diverse climate.

What is the most important factor for ecological diversity among geographical regions?

Broadly speaking, the diversity of an ecosystem is dependent on the physical characteristics of the environment, the diversity of species present, and the interactions that the species have with each other and with the environment.

At what altitude snow line exists in the eastern part of Nepal?

The snow line occurs between 4500 and 6000 m, depending on precipitation. Permanent settlements were traditionally found up to about 3900 m (e.g. Khumjung) with seasonal encampments at higher altitudes.

Has it ever snowed on the equator?

The mountain itself poses almost no altitude limits - Cayambe, a volcano in Ecuador reaches to 5,790 meters. ... It is not even as high as some of its neighbours in Ecuador. But Cayambe is the only place on the equator that has snow.

Which is the biggest zone of Nepal?

Karnali Zone

Which bird is found in all regions of Nepal?

Spiny Babbler

What is the old name of Nepal?

Ne Muni

Which is the biggest bird of Nepal?

Impeyan Pheasant

Which is most dangerous bird?

The cassowary is usually considered to be the world's most dangerous bird, at least where humans are concerned, although ostriches and emus can also be dangerous.

• Cassowary (Queensland, Australia). ...
• A free ranging Southern Cassowary (Casuarius casuarius) at Etty Bay, north Queensland, Australia. ...
• Cassowary.