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3 levels of diversity

1. Genetic


2. Species


3. Ecological

Genetic Diversity

-the variability in the genetic makeup among individuals within a single species.


- differences in genes in organisms with in a population

Species

-the variety of species on the planet earth and in different habitats on earth.



Ecological

the variety of grasslands, lakes, forests, deserts, and other biologicalcommunities that interact with one another and with their non-living environments

Biodiversity

is the variety of all life forms on earth - the different plants, animals and micro-organisms and the ecosystems of which they are a part.

Ecosystems services



-decomposition of waste


-pollination


-biocontrol of pest





Biophilia

Love of living things.


We have an innate love for nature and living things so we need to save them for an atheistic value

5 Major threats to biodiversity (HIPPO)

1. Habitat destruction


2. invasive species


3. pollution


4. (over) population


5. Over harvesting

Population

a group of interbreeding individuals that occupy the same area at the same time

How do you describe a population (4)

1. Pattern of spacing


2. Distribution of age classes


3. Size of population


4. life history traits

Spacing within a population

provides insight into the environmental associations and social interactions of individuals in a population

Types of spacing

1.Clumped: common in organisms that are social or need the same resources


2. Uniform: territorial animals


3. Random: random

Exponential Growth Rate

populations with out limiting factors