AUSTRALIA

AUSTRALIA

1. types of diversity

   • 1.Genetic diversity: Indicates that each animal or plant living being contains a unique genetic composition. 2. The diversity of species: that they have common characteristics and that they share a certain ecosystem 3. Diversity of ecosystems: describes specific geographic areas that have unique characteristics that allow the growth and sustenance of a group of species. 4. Terrestrial ecosystems: most living beings are adapted for a habitat in which the terrain or soil predominates. 5. Marine ecosystems: characterized by the presence of salt water as its main component within marine ecosystems, it also includes different ecosystems such as oceans, seas, marshes and reefs

2. Demographic data currency, uses and hours

   • Australia is the 13th largest economy in terms of volume in the country. Its currency, the Australian pound, was replaced by the dollar on February 14, 1996, since its schedules use standard time to synchronize the clock with different geographical areas.

3. australian background

   • Aboriginal Australians are believed to have arrived on ships from Southeast Asia about 50,000 years ago when Europeans arrived in Australia and colonized it. About 1,000,000 Aboriginal people lived in the territory and engaged in hunting and farming, for 1820 days or soldiers and already free convicts turned the lands that the government gave them into farms and they said that whoever traveled to Australia would find cheap land and many job opportunities around the year 1851 gold was discovered in New South Wales and Victoria. Australia has become the destination and place of provident people from all parts of the world in 1901 the doctoral nation was formed composed of six states astralia sent about 400,000 volunteers to the First World War and it is estimated that about 60,000 died, During The 50 years saw the development of important projects such as the hydroelectric project of the snowy mountains.

4. Hydraulics

   • Hydraulics has been able to use liquids, either water or, more commonly, oils for the transmission of the energy necessary to move and operate mechanisms. Practically what these systems do is increase the pressure of the liquid through a hydraulic system to use it as a useful job. how is a piston

5. Literary works

   • In Australia in the 19th century the most important writers who represented novels; it was Rolf Boldrewod who presented the novel "The Sinister", "The Exposed Body", "The Headhunter"; Marcos Clarke also "The girl who drank the moon", "Last days of Berlin", "The call of the lineage", Joseph Fue was also one of the most important novelists of that time with his work "Such is life"