2.5- 2.7 Vocab Flashcards

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Periodic

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occurs with regular frequency (ex: dry-wet seasons) Cali wildflowers

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Episodic

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occasional events with irregular frequency (ex: hurricanes, droughts, fires)
2023 Atlatic Hurricane season

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Random

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no regular frequency (volcanoes, earthquakes, and asteroids) Mount Fuji

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4
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What does Env. change = Habitat Disruption

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Major environmental disturbances result in widespread habitat changes and or loss

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5
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Why might migration occur

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Wildlife may migrate to a new habitat as the result of natural disruptions

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6
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Zonation

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Spatial pattern of organisms over an area
(like band kid groups in sections)

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7
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Types of succession

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Primary and Secondary

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8
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Where does Primary start

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Bare rock

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9
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Where does secondary succesion start

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Soil left over

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10
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Which goes faster and why

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Secondary because it starts with a base of soil

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Pioneer species/ early succession species

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appear first, when the ground is simply bare rock, or bare soil after a disturbance

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12
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Mid-successional species

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appear after pioneer species have helped develop deeper soil with more nutrients by their cycles of growth/death

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Climax community species (late succession)

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appear last, after soil is deepened and enriched with nutrients by cycles of growth and death by early & mid successional species

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14
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What composes Complexity

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Resilance & Diversity

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15
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Endemic species

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Native to a single geographic location or only found in one part of the world

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16
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Keystone species

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Plays a critical role in maintaining the structure of the ecosystem

17
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Flagship (umbella) Species

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Instantly recognized and popular to humans

18
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Biology practices that help animals not be extinct

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Preservation Biology –
Attempts to exclude human activity in areas where humans have not yet encroached
Conservation Biology –
Sustainable use and management of natural resources

19
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International Union for Conservation of Nature

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Compiles data/resources from other organizations and experts to create the Red Data List & safeguard diversity.

20
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World Wildlife Fund

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Nonprofit that conducts research, provides public education & resources, provided funds for conservation efforts

21
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CITES

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Wildlife conservation agreement that ensures international trade of wild animals & plants does not threaten their survival

22
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Endangered Species Act

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Government act that prohibits harming of species, determines which species are endangered, & provides funds to purchase conservation habitats