動植物與秦漢生態(tài)環(huán)境研究
[Abstract]:With the development of industrial revolution, global environmental pollution and ecological imbalance threaten the survival of human beings, forcing human beings to reflect. The necessity of studying ecological environmental problems in history lies in this. Animals and plants are the most active contents in the ecosystem. From the perspective of environmental history, this paper discusses the distribution of animals and plants in the Qin and Han dynasties, the relationship between animals and plants and human beings, and the influence of human activities on animals and plants. For the current study of the ecological environment quite reference and reference significance. During the Qin and Han dynasties, in the northern plain area, the forest had been destroyed due to human activities, only the palace park and the imperial mausoleum maintained small forest areas. The forests in the north are mainly concentrated in the mountains. The ecological environment of Juyan region itself is relatively fragile, because of military reasons, the rulers emigrate and defend the border, resulting in the ecological environment damage in this area is more serious. The southern region has been developed, but the population density is small, and the impact of human activities on animals and plants is much smaller than in the north. During the Qin and Han dynasties, people had the concept of forest protection and forest cultivation, which played an important role in vegetation regeneration, and reflected the improvement of ecological consciousness of people, especially the rulers. The living space of wild animals was shrinking in Qin and Han dynasties. By studying the distribution of wild animals such as elephants, rhinoceros, orangutans, tigers, deer, wild horses, parrots, peacocks, Malay alligators and alligators, we can infer the ecological environment and its relationship with human beings at that time. Animal husbandry developed quite well in the border areas of the Central Plains Dynasty and some minority areas, mainly manifested in the large-scale breeding of horses, cattle and sheep. The fishery production is mainly inshore fishing and ponds culture, and people's understanding and edible range of fish species are expanding. The imperial garden, mausoleum and private gardens have objectively played a role in the protection of animals and plants. According to the change of planting range of some crops (millet, wheat, bean, rice, etc.), the distribution of some cash crops and the change of some representative wildlife's main active regions, we can infer the change of climate at that time.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:河北師范大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2014
【分類號】:X17;K232
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