climate change Flashcards
of species
1.7 million -> mostly insects
600 million year trend species
increase
shift in groups
early vascular plants -> pteridophytes -> gymnisperms -> angiosperms
mass extinction evets
225 my 90% of shallow water invertebrates
65 my dinosours -> meteorite
10k y ice age mammals -> humans
modern extinction -> 75% of extinctionj since 1600 due to human activity
5 main antropgenic factors for extinction
habitat loss -> urbanisation climate change -> warming invasive species overexploration -> agriculture pollution -> N, P, plastics
menschengemacht
FACHBEGRIFF
antropegenic
biodiveristy global distribution
most at equator the more at poles, the less
function of latitude
however some latitudal peaks (mediteranian) and downs (desert)
for other organism can be inverse:
cactaceae -> peak in desert region no in tropic
why high biodiv in tropics?
old system -> climate stability -> no glaciers
surface area discrease at poles -> not always true -> most mammal in tropics but most landmass in russia
most reasonable -> most thermal energy in tropics
-> more ressources ect
more energy more biomass support
other things that correlate with biodiv.
tree and species richness
primary production - tree species richness
small restricted geographical range
FACHBEGRIFF
ENDEMIC
how endemix are species
25 % of birds
46% to 62% of all flora is endemic to one country
region with high diversity
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BIODIVERSITY HOTSPOT
1500 or more endemic species…
biodiversity regions
35 hotspots -> 50% of all plants and 77% of all terestial vertebrates in 2.3% of land ares
antropocene
great acceleration -> all indicators exponensial curves
water CO2 ect. pp
share of global fossil CO2 emissions in 2018
coal 40% oil 34% gas 20% cement 4%