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	A biodome is principally a closed ecological system, normally a human-made building that contains a closed ecosystem, often under glazed or transparent canopies.		A biodome is principally a closed ecological system, normally a human-made building that contains a closed ecosystem, often under glazed or transparent canopies.
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	* Biosphere.		* Biosphere.
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	* Designated areas.		* Designated areas.
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	* Special protection areas.		* Special protection areas.
−	* The history of conservation areas.
	* Types of land.		* Types of land.
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−	A ~~Biodome~~ is principally a closed ecological system, normally ~~these refer to man~~-made ~~buildings~~ that ~~contain~~ closed ~~ecosystems~~ often under glazed or transparent canopies. These installations may also be referred to as a biosphere's, although the word biosphere ~~principally~~ refers to the ~~earths~~ ecological system, on which these smaller spherical or dome buildings often attempt to mimic. ~~However biomes~~ and biospheres have also been created to mimic life on other planets as well as life on ~~earth~~, in fact the earliest example was Biosphere 2, which was initially set up to research how life might function beyond Biosphere 1 (Earth) another example is BIOS-3. Today biodomes and biospheres~~, normally~~ perform a number of functions ~~which include~~ scientific research, education, protection ~~as well as~~ tourism and a number of different examples can be found globally. Further information can also be found with the Biosphere Foundation as well as via the various examples listed below:	+	A biodome is principally a closed ecological system, normally a human-made building that contains a closed ecosystem, often under glazed or transparent canopies.
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		+	These installations may also be referred to as a biosphere's, although the word biosphere also refers to the Earth's ecological system, which these smaller spherical or dome buildings often attempt to mimic. Biomes and biospheres have also been created to mimic life on other planets as well as life on Earth, in fact the earliest example was Biosphere 2, which was initially set up to research how life might function beyond Biosphere 1 (Earth) another example is BIOS-3.
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		+	Today biodomes and biospheres can perform a number of functions, such as scientific research, education, protection and tourism, and a number of different examples can be found globally.
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		+	Further information can also be found with the Biosphere Foundation as well as via the various examples listed below:

	* Biosphere Foundation [https://biospherefoundation.org/current-space-biosphere-projects/ https://biospherefoundation.org/current-space-biosphere-projects/]		* Biosphere Foundation [https://biospherefoundation.org/current-space-biosphere-projects/ https://biospherefoundation.org/current-space-biosphere-projects/]

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A Biodome is principally a closed ecological system, normally these refer to man-made buildings that contain closed ecosystems often under glazed or transparent canopies. These installations may also be referred to as a biosphere's, although the word biosphere principally refers to the earths ecological system, on which these smaller spherical or dome buildings often attempt to mimic. However biomes and biospheres have also been created to mimic life on other planets as well as life on earth, in fact the earliest example was Biosphere 2, which was initially set up to research how life might function beyond Biosphere 1 (Earth) another example is BIOS-3. Today biodomes and biospheres, normally perform a number of functions which include scientific research, education, protection as well as tourism and a number of different examples can be found globally. Further information can also be found with the Biosphere Foundation as well as via the various examples listed below:

* Biosphere Foundation [https://biospherefoundation.org/current-space-biosphere-projects/ https://biospherefoundation.org/current-space-biosphere-projects/]
* Montreal Biodome, Canada. [https://espacepourlavie.ca/en/biodome https://espacepourlavie.ca/en/biodome]
* Aladin Biodome, Iceland. [https://aldin-biodome.is/?lang=en https://aldin-biodome.is/?lang=en]
* Koniglicher Burgers‘ Zoo, Netherlands. [https://www.burgerszoo.de/ihr-zoobesuch/fuhrungen https://www.burgerszoo.de/ihr-zoobesuch/fuhrungen]
* Biosphere 2. USA. [https://biosphere2.org https://biosphere2.org]
* Eden project, United Kingdom. [https://www.edenproject.com https://www.edenproject.com]
* BIOS-3, Siberia. [http://www.ibp.ru/labs/mc.php http://www.ibp.ru/labs/mc.php] (Russian)
* Biosphere J, Japan.
* Biosphäre Potsdam, Germany. [https://www.biosphaere-potsdam.de https://www.biosphaere-potsdam.de]
* Montreal Biosphere, Canada. [https://espacepourlavie.ca/en/biosphere https://espacepourlavie.ca/en/biosphere]
* Micro-Ecological Life Support System Alternative (MELiSSA), Spain. [https://www.melissafoundation.org https://www.melissafoundation.org]

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

* Conservation areas.
* Designated land.
* Designated areas.
* Eco-park.
* Ecological network.
* Geoparks.
* National nature reserves.
* National parks.
* National Scenic Area NSA.
* Site of biological importance.
* Special areas of conservation.
* Space architecture.
* Special protection areas.
* The history of conservation areas.
* Types of land.

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