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Rivet Popper Hypothesis | Biodiversity and conservation | By ATM sir

In this lecture, we clearly explain the Rivet Popper Hypothesis given by Paul Ehrlich. According to this hypothesis, an ecosystem is compared to an airplane and species are compared to rivets. Each rivet (species) plays an important role in keeping the airplane (ecosystem) stable. If one rivet is removed, there may not be an immediate effect. But if many rivets are removed continuously, the airplane can become weak and may finally collapse. Similarly, loss of species may not show immediate damage, but continuous biodiversity loss can reduce ecosystem stability and productivity. This concept helps NEET aspirants understand why every species is important in maintaining ecological balance. Biology by ATM Sir #RivetPopperHypothesis #PaulEhrlich #BiodiversityLoss #ImportanceOfSpecies #EcosystemStability #SpeciesExtinction #neet2026BiodiversityAndConservation #EcologicalBalance #NEETBiology #NEET2026 #NEET2027 #Class12Biology #NCERTBiology #NCERTBased #BiologyByATMSir #ATM_Sir #ConceptualBiology #SpeciesRichness #EcosystemProductivity #EnvironmentalBiology #ExamOriented #NEETAspirants #BiologyLecture #BoardExamPreparation #EcologyChapter #AirplaneExample #SpeciesImportance