The phrase "a unique biodiversity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific and distinct variety of life forms in a particular ecosystem or area.
Example: "The Amazon rainforest is known for its unique biodiversity, which includes countless species of plants and animals found nowhere else on Earth."
Alternatives: "distinct biodiversity" or "singular biodiversity".
Its volcanic origins have created precipitous cliffs, spectacular drop offs, caves, arches and tunnels, while the converging water currents have resulted in a unique biodiversity.
With a unique biodiversity and Africa's densest population of Western lowland gorillas (some 20,000 of the world's 100,000 population live here), the area is ripe for discovery, which explains the opening of two camps by Wilderness, an upmarket tourism/conservation organisation.
Or maybe it's just that we have animals on the brain, what with the bodies of 55 racing greyhounds being discovered on a Queensland property, a Victorian animal shelter killing animals to turn a profit, feral cats destroying our delicate and unique biodiversity, and tourists a burning quokka the cutest animal on earth alive on Rottnest island.
The tropical montane rainforests of the Lore Lindu National Park in Sulawesi, Indonesia provide many ecosystem services for the population inhabiting the area and harbor unique biodiversity in a key area for phytogeography.
Together, these properties suggest that there may be associated bacterial taxa that are specific to coccolithophores, as the surface of coccoliths may facilitate the formation of complex bacterial communities containing unique biodiversity as well as a complex chemical signalling and secondary metabolite production [ 5].
The region's unique biodiversity means that the impact of a major oil spill would likely be particularly harmful with a nearly 100% chance of oil reaching the shore of the Bight national park, according to BP's own modeling.
A second way to weight species biodiversity is to recognize the unique biodiversity of those environments that contain few species but unusual ones.
The southern Benguela and Agulhas Bank ecosystems off the west and south coasts of South Africa (Fig 1) comprise a globally significant marine region renowned for its prodigious fisheries and unique biodiversity [27], [28], [29].
The awards website notes that Vale is constructing the Belo Monte dam in the middle of an Amazonian rainforest, "with devastating consequences for the region's unique biodiversity and indigenous tribes".
Where extant in undeveloped areas, vegetated areas remain of high ecological fidelity and unique biodiversity but are currently under threat due to urbanization commensurate to a booming mining economy and a rapidly growing population.
3. The unique biodiversity of peat bogs is lost.
