genomes to ecosystems lecture 6- species diversity Flashcards

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how many different species are there (estimate)

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8.7 million

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what are the facts about Kenya?

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-543 occurrence datasets with 441,023 records
-no checklist datasets
-no metadata-only datasets related to kenya
-32 countries contribute data about Kenya and not including Kenya itself

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what is inaturalist?

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Take a picture (phone knows where and when)
* Upload it, if you don’t know what it is other people can help
* Artificial intelligence can make a guess (it learns and so gets better the more photos people add)

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4
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how is what we know about biodiversity bias

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David Attenborough is our main source

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5
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where is biodiversity?

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all around us, its is everywhere

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6
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what is a diversity scanner?

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a robotic discovery of small invertebrates with machine learning methods

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7
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how are barcodes made?

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Only a few numbers needed to generate unique identifiers e.g., 10 x 10 x10 x 10 x 10 x 10 = 1,000,000

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how many known species are there?

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I.9M Known Species; 10M Estimated most are insects

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9
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how much of earths dna have we sequenced?

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we have only sequenced 1 × 10−22% of the total DNA on Earth … This means that the fraction of microbial diversity that we have sampled to date is effectively zero

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10
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how is the evolutionary tree for all life constructed?

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from ribosomal RNA sequences

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what is Whittaker’s Five Kingdom Classification (1969)?

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Classification based on cell structure and methods of nutrition
eg are plants= photosynthesis, fungi= absorption, animals= ingestion, protisa= eukaryotes and monera= prokaryotes

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