biodiversity Flashcards

1
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biodiversity defenition

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the number of species and the number of individuals in each spiecies in a specific area

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2
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why is there more biodiversity at the equator

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higher levels of light intenstiy
more photosynthesis
more plants
more herbivores
more carnivores

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3
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3 reaosns why biodiversity change overtime

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  • succession
  • natural selection
  • human influence
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4
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potential negative impacts of reduce biodiversity (3)

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  • raw materials for industry
  • chemicals for medicinal drugs
  • charecteristics to breed into crops
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5
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cofia checkio sut i neud yr simpsons index thingy gal!!

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6
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example of polymorphism

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eye colours
blood groups

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7
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what is the link between polymorphism and biodiversity

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more alleles
more variation
more biodiversity

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8
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what is locus

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gene position on a chromosome

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9
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what is the gene position on a chromosome

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locus

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10
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what does locus show

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polymorphism

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11
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when does locus show polymorphism

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if the have 2 more alleles

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12
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relationship between alleles and biodiversity

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more alleles the gene has the greater biodiversity

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13
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relevance of proportion of alleles and biodiversity

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low relative biodiversity if the frequency of one allel is much greater than the frequency of other allels within the gene pool of a population

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14
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how do you asses biodiversity

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dna profiling

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15
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what are single base differences called

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SNP
single nucleotide polymorphism

16
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what does natural selection do with biodiversity

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increases but can also reduce it (polar bear habitat loss)

17
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whats the name of regions of DNA variation which repeats often

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hyper variable regions (HVR)

mutated / evolved more

18
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how many steps for natural selection

19
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6 steps of natural selection

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1 - mutation
2- variation
3 - competitive advantage
4 - survival of the fittest
5 - reproduction
6 - pass advantageous alleles to offspring

20
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what are the 3 types of adaptions

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anatomical traits
physiological traits
behavioural traits

21
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what is the significance of anatomical traits

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changes to anatomy of the body

22
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examples of anatomical traits

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streamlined bodies

23
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what is physiological traits

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causes changes to occur to the ‘body’ of the organism

24
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example of physiological traits

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reset body temp to be lower when hybernating

happens every year so they can survive

25
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examples of behavioural traits

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eg mating rituals

26
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more different ________ the more th4e viodiversity

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single nucleotide polymorphisms

hyper variable regions

27
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whats the name of the king philpi groups

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taxonomic groups

28
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5 kingdoms

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prokaryotae
animalia