Yekeh Yazdandoost, Mahmood: Biocomplexity

By the end of 20th century we learned that, the pollution is everywhere, and none of the country in the world is immune to it. In this scenario, though the cause of production is man, but the effect and that the adverse effect is on each and every particle, whether living or non-living in the environment. As a result we extinct species and through induction of mutation possibly create sub-species and so on. Biocomplexity is the interaction of biological, chemical, social and economic system. The biological system is continuously changing and evolving in response to the environmental change for adaptation. Any force in change on external environment brings change in the internal environment of organisms at the cellular and molecular level. Hence, the biodiversity under the context of biocomplexity gets affected.