adapting to a changing wold

Question 1

epigenetic

Answer 1

genetics say the same but around he DNA, there are chemical structures are put outside of ti and stops it from being expressed. it can be passed on whilst phenotypic plasticity isn’t. its not changes in the genome but rather methylation

Question 2

mechanism fo coping change

Answer 2

behavioural
physiology
phenolyptip plasticity
epigenetic
genetic changes
speciation

Question 3

explain the limits to plasticity

Answer 3

critical thermal mini,mum and thermal optimum and critical thermal maximum

Question 4

what is phonology

Answer 4

timing of events. fruit phenology. low impact, fruit maturation is scattered. flowering in phenology has large impacts, leads to no fertilisation. mismatch in timing- massive ramifications for natural and agricultural systems.

Question 4

fixing fragmentation

Answer 4

breaking up is hard to do but hard to fix. ongoing fragmentation/deforestation.

Question 5

impacts of urbanisation

Answer 5

urban sensitive: don’t cope well
urban adapter: unphased
urban exploiter: animals that they flourish there.

Question 6

biotic homogenisation

Answer 6

when cirrus begin t have the same organisms that live there. there are the same patterns and therefore result to less diversity

Question 7

urban garden

Answer 7

recreation of British gardens, idniginious plants looked down upon, native plants on the radar.