4.1.2 - Measuring Biodiversity Within A Habitat Flashcards

(9 cards)

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What Is A Habitat?

A

Place where an organism lives.

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How Is Species Diversity Measured?

A

Sampling.

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What Can Be Used When Sampling?
(4 Points)

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~ Plants -> Quadrats.

~ Flying Insects -> Sweepnet.

~ Ground Insects -> Pitfall trap.

~ Aquatic Animals -> Kick-Sampling.

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Describe The Process Of Sampling
(3 Points)

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~ Partake in random sampling.

~ Count number of individuals of each species, in the sample area.

~ Repeat the process, and use the results to estimate.

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Why Should Sampling Be Random?

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To aviod sampling bias.

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How Can Random Sampling Be Done?
(2 Points)

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~ Converting the sampling area, into a grid format.

~ Use a random number generator, to pick sample points.

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What Does The Heterozygosity Index Measure?

A

Genetic diversity.

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What Are Heterozygotes?

A

Organisms that have two different alleles, at a particular locus.

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What Is The Formula For The Heterozygosity Index?

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No. Of Heterozygotes / No. Of Individuals In The Population

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