9.3 biodiversity in time and space cont. Flashcards

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what are the learning objectives of this lesson?

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-link population back to island biogeography through the processes of births, deaths, immigration, emigration=metapopulation dynamics

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what is the graph of dynamics and movement between populations: metapopulations?

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what is the graph of metapopulations empty vs occupied?

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what are the real-world implications of the levins world graph?

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what is the key point?

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-a metapopulation with immigration and emigration across units will persist longer in a landscape than will a single, continuous population of the same number of individuals

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what is the example of the levins metapopulation model of butterflies?

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what is an example of a fish of the real-world implications of the levins model?

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what is the example of a bird on the real-world implications of the levins model?

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where are owls found?

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what is a great conservation initiative?

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yellowstone to yukon

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what are the protected lands of bears?

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what are the tiger reserved of india?

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