quiz 6 ch 21 Flashcards

1
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landscape ecology

A

structure and process

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2
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structure

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size, shape, composition, number, and position of patches or landscape elements

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3
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landscape

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heterogeneous area composed of several ecosystems

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4
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matrix

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part in study area which is continous

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5
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landscape elements

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visually distinctive patches in ecosystem

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6
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fractal geometry

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geometry of landscape.

perimeter length measured depends on the size of the measuring device

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7
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case study: fractal geometry of admiralty island

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wanted to measure the cost based on bald eagles v. barnacles.

from the eagles perspective the coast was 760 km long
from the barnacle perspective the coast is 11,000 km

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8
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best way to measure habitat space

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area

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9
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it is important to have __ at microhabitat scale

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perimeters

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10
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ecotones

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transition regions (edges) of two biological communities

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11
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landscape structure influences

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flow of organism

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12
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metapopulation

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population of many species occur in spatially isolated patches with significant exchange in individuals

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13
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case study: habitat patch size, isolation, and density of butterfly population

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butterfly density affected by size and isolation of habitat patches.
isolated patches had lower density
population is partially maintained by immigration

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14
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habitat corridors

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connect habitat fragments can mitigate effects of habitat fragmentation.
promote movement

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15
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case study: had dad and Baum

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corridors influence movement of butterflies associated w/ early successional habitats
more likely to find habitat patches along corridors

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