Biodiversity Flashcards
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What are the three levels of biodiversity?
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In sampling, what is random walking?
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In sampling, how does a line transect work?
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In sampling, how does a belt transect work?
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What are the three types of non-random sampling that can be used.
why might you use these strategies?
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How do you calculate genetic diversity?
what’s the formula?
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What’s happening here?
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Line transect
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what’s this? what’s it used for
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its a pooter
used for sampling invertebrates
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What technique is happening here?
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Sweep netting
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What would you call this (hint - very low biodiversity)
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Its a monoculture
This is a palm oil plantation in indonesia. A raniforest has been replaced with miles and miles of just one plant
