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How can plants be chosen at sampling sites to avoid bias and to be representative?2

Large sample


Random coordinate generator

What information does the bar representing standard deviation represent?

Spread of values around mean

Explaim why isotonic salt solution would be ised to dilute a blood sample?

Same water potential


No osmosis


Cells wont swell

Define community

Organisms of all species in an ecosysten

Define population?

Organisms of 1 species in an ecosystem

2 conditions for validity of mark release recapture

No immigration


Non toxic marker


Sample large enough


No reproduction

Explain how you could use a quadrat to estimate the number of dandelion plants in a field?

Coordinates on map


Random number generator


Count abundance and mean dandelion per quadrat


Multiply for total field area estimate

Suggest how 2 species could have evolved as a result of sympatric speciation?4

2 species living in 1 area


Genetic variability


Reproductive isolation( dont interbreed)


Mechanism- do not mate because dont recognise cues of other species


Gene pools increasingly different


Until interbreeding produces infertile offspring.

What is an ecosystem?

All living and non living components of a particular area

Suggest how introduction of a new weed to a pond may reduce the diversity in the community?3

Competes for CO2 , light


Some original plant species lost


Loss of food sources


Consumers die

Describe how seals affected the vegetation in tge quadrat over the period of time?

Change is species composition


Greater area on bare ground


Lower diversity

Why are statistical tests important in analysis?3

Determines probability of chance


Rejection/accepting Null hypothesis


Determines significance if result

Describe how you could decide the number of quadrats to use to collect representative data?2

Running mean


When enough quadrats levels out


Enough for statistical test


Large number for reliability