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Species

Group that interacts and breeds and produces offspring

Non-native

Species that has been moved out of it’s original range by people


-no ecological harm


-economically essential


-can cause extinctions

Phylogenetic diversity

How many are there (trees, birds)

Ecosystem services

What it does for mammals

Biogeography

Study of life and how it changes through space and time

Biodiversity

Number of species in a region


Why do things live where they do

Migration

Seasonal movement of organism for feeding or breeding


Latitudinally


Attitudinally


Resource availability

Latitudinal biodiversity gradient

Tropics have more species compared to higher latitudes

Ecology

Study of organisms and their environments

Ecosystem

Living organisms and their non living environment


Energy, minerals, gases, water

Species area curve

Larger areas have more species than small

Biogeographic islands

Habitat surrounded inhospitable conditions

Mass extinction event

5 now we’re in 6


150-200 species a day

Extinction

Permanent loss of species

Evolution

Genetically driven caused by pressures in environment

Keystone species

Species in ecosystem other species rely on

Non native predators

Hunt to extinction

Prey switching

Reduce prey and have to find another source

Prey switching

Reduce prey and have to find another source

Temperature

Strong control on animal and plant ranges

Plants

Shade or light loving

Population

Group that interacts and interbreeds

Speciation

Creation of new species through evolution

Habitat

Where species live

Habitat

Where species live

Niche

Resources a species requires

Limiting factors

Factors that prevent its reproductive or geographical potential


Biological: predators, competition


Physical: water, sun, temperature

Hawaii

Vulnerable to non native species because it only has a few predators

Hawaii

Vulnerable to non native species because it only has a few predators

Community

Group of populations

Pull and push factors

Pull increased resources


Push drought competition

Pull and push factors

Pull increased resources


Push drought competition

Scavenger

Eats carrion

Sweepstakes dispersal

Islands colonized not near mainland

Tropic aystems

Movement of energy through physical systems

Convergent evolution

2 things start to look alike