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nDuring the meeting, Professor Sean Willett introduced the concept of association between high biological diversity and geological activities. The results of the meeting include a deeper understanding of how geological activity affects biological diversity models. Discuss the following main points and achievements:

The formation and changes of habitats: determine that geological activities play a key role in the formation of habitat formation through mountain construction, terrain changes, and impact on climate. This understanding provides the basis for further exploring the relationship between geological processes and biological diversity.

The crushing and diversification of habitats: The meeting emphasized that the geological process can not only create habitats, but also cause habitat crushing. This crushing process is recognized as a promoting factor for species differentiation, because the isolated ethnic group adapts to its unique environment. Participants realized that this crushing eventually led to an increase in biodiversity.

Geological Geological Scene: Professor Willett proposed a series of specific examples to illustrate the concept discussed. These examples include the construction of mountains in Taiwan and Italy through the convergence of mountains, the formation of a break and a broken cliff in Madagascar, and the performance of China's slippery structure in the Hengduan Mountains. Geological and biological data collected in these areas are used to support the relationship between geological processes and biological diversity models proposed.