Biodiversity

Question 1

It is a term that is used to describe the differences among organisms

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Biodiversity

Question 2

Three components that make up biodiversity

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• Species
• Ecosystem
• Genetic

Question 3

It refers to a collection of living and non-living organisms and their interaction with each other

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Ecosystem

Question 4

It refers to the variety of different types of species found in a particular area

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Species

Question 5

It refers to the variations among genetic resources of the organism

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Genetic

Question 6

It is the ability of an organism to adapt to the changes in its environment

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Adaptation

Question 7

It is the resilience to withstand changes that may occur in the environment

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Stability

Question 8

Value of Species

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• Direct Economic
• Indirect Economic
• Aesthetic

Question 9

The product of a species are sources of food, medicine, clothing, shelter, and energy

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Direct Economic

Question 10

There are benefits produced by the organism without using them

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Indirect Economic

Question 11

It is a type of biodiversity wherein many kinds of organisms live in an area

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High Biodiversity

Question 12

It is a type of biodiversity where few kinds
of organisms live.

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Low Biodiversity

Question 13

It shows the sequence on how organisms feed on one another, showing how energy is transferred.

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Food Chain

Question 14

It is a graphical representation showing the flow of energy in a trophic level in an ecosystem.

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Energy Pyramid

Question 15

It is the group of organisms within an ecosystem which occupy the same level in a food chain. The

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Trophic level

Question 16

It is a group of living organisms belonging to same species that live in a certain geographical area.

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Population

Question 17

It shows us the trend whether a certain population is increasing or decreasing. It can be affected by the following factors: birth rate (natality), death rate (mortality), immigration (moving into an area), emigration (moving away from an area), geographical space
and availability of resources, and others.

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Population Growth

Question 18

organisms reproduce at the constant rate. -depicts J-shaped curve in graph

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Exponential Growth

Question 19

organisms reproduce increasingly but
gradually decreases due to a finite, or
limited, amount of resources. depicts S-shaped curve in graph

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Logistic Growth

Question 20

It is the maximum population that a certain area or environment can support.

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Carrying Capacity