A measure of how many organisms are found in a given area. Measure of diversity between similar ecosystems that takes species richness and abundance into accoun
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What is a species accumulation curve?
A graph of the number of species observed in relation to the number of individuals sampled. The more samples you take, the less new species you see.
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What is genetic diversity?
The number of different alleles possessed by a species
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What is species diversity?
The number of different species present in a particular ecosystem
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What are biotic factors?
Living parts of an ecosystem
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What is Species Richness?
The number of species in a given area. It becomes more accurate as more samples are taken as shown by species accumulation curve.
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What is relative abundance?
A measure of the number of individuals of a particular species in relation to the total number of individuals of all species in that area.
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What is a quadrat?
A square frame used for sampling in field work.
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What is a community?
Assemblage of different populations that live together in a defined area
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What is Species Abundance?
A measure of how many organisms are found in a given area
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What is ecosystem diversity?
The variety of ecosystems within a given region or biome.
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What is a biome?
A group of ecosystems with similar climates and organisms and which extend over a large area. Can be terrestrial, marine or freshwater
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What are abiotic factors?
Non-living components of an ecosystem e.g. climate, substrate, temperature, salinity, light intensity, nitrogen content in soil, pH, oxygen, wind speed