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What is this the definition of?

All the populations of different species occupying a particular place at a particular time. (1)

A

Community.

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What is this the definition of?

A group of individuals of the same species occupying a particular place at a particular time. (1)

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Population.

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What is this the definition of?

A community and its environment, considered together as a functional system. (1)

A

Ecosystem.

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What is this the definition of?

The place where individuals of a species live. (1)

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Habitat.

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What component of biodiversity refers to the number of different species and the number of individuals of each species within any one community. (1)

A

Species diversity.

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What component of biodiversity refers to the variety of genes possessed by the individuals that make up a population of a species. (1)

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Genetic diversity.

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What component of biodiversity refers to the range of different habitats, from a small local habitat to the whole of the Earth. (1)

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Ecosystem diversity.

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Complete the sentence:
One measure of species diversity is ______ ______. This is the number of different species in a particular area at a given time. (1)

A

Species richness.

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How is the index of species diversity best described in agricultural ecosystems? (1)

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Low.

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Which of the following reduce species diversity? (3)

  • removal of hedgerows.
  • growing mono-cultures.
  • draining marsh and wetlands.
  • allowing regeneration of woodlands.
  • use of crop rotation.
  • use of pesticides.
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  • removal of hedgerows.
  • growing monocultures.
  • draining marsh and wetlands
  • use of pesticides.
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