Biodiversity and Climate Change Flashcards

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This is the variation among living organisms from different sources including terrestrial, marine and desert ecosystems, and the ecological complexes of which they are a part.

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Biodiversity

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What are the kingdoms of life? (6)

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  1. Animalia
  2. Fungi
  3. Eubacteria
  4. Plantae
  5. Protista
  6. Archaebacteria
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This refers tot op biodiversity-rich countries.

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Megabiodiverse country

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What are the levels of biodiversity?

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  1. Genetic diversity
  2. Species diversity
  3. Ecological diversity
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This means that the same gene may occur in different variants–alleles.

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Genetic diversity

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This level of biodiversity refers to the differences in the genetic composition of individuals belonging to the same species. It is the variations among organisms of the same species.

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Genetic diversity

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This level of biodiversity is the variety and abundance of different types of individuals of a species in a given area.

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Species Diversity

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This is the number of different species.

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Species richness

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This is the relative abundance of each species.

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Species evenness

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This level of biodiversity refers tot he different types of ecosystems, including both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, within a geographical location.

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Ecosystem Diversity

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What are the 2 values of biodiversity?

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utilitarian value
Intrinsic value

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This value is also know as the extrinsic or instrumental value.

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Utilitarian value

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13
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This value is also known as inherent value.

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Intrinsic value

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What are the utilitarian values? (5)

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source of food
medicine
energy
aesthetic and cultural benefits
ecosystem services

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This refers to all the component of biological diversity associated with food and agriculture, and all components of biological diversity that is related to agricultural ecosystems.

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Agrobiodiversity

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16
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This is used to treat malaria.

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Quinine (Chinchona ledgeriana)

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17
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This is used to treat nasal decongestion

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Menthol

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18
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This is used for pain relief.

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Peppermint

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19
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This is used for cough and asthma.

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Lagundi

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Who began burning coal for heating and cooking?

20
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This is used as a anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, and for breastmilk production.

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Who built first windmills as source of wind energy?

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Who built wheels in rivers to harness hydro power?

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Who discovered burning coal to coke which has high fuel content?

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Where was the first natural gas drilled in?
Fredonia, NY
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From what was electric generator developed?
Michael Faraday's discovery of electromagnetism
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He developed the first solar energy generator.
Augustine Mouchot
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These are stored carbons.
fossil fuels
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This is storing CO2.
Carbon sequestration
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This is the inherent right of species to exist. All species have this and that humans are no more important than other species.
Intrinsic value
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This protocol is the phasing out of ozone-depleting gases (hydrofluorocarbons).
Montreal protocol
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This protocol is to fight global warming by reducing greenhouse gases.
Kyoto protocol
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This protocol is for protecting biological diversity from potential risks posed by living modified organisms resulting from modern biotechnology
Cartagena Protocol and Convention on Biological Diversity
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This protocol is on Philippine laws.
Philippine Environmental Jurisprudence
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This is a hierarchal system of classifying and naming organisms.
Taxonomy
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Who devised taxonomy?
Carl Linnaeus
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This is a lateral link of predators and prey.
Food Chain
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This is the interconnection of multiple food chains.
Food Web
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This is the change in the average temperature and cycles of weather over a long period of time.
Climate change
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What are the two causes of climate change?
Natural causes Human Activity (Anthropogenic)
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Which continents contribute most to the increase in GHG?
Asia Europe North America
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What keeps the polar regions cool?
The ice which reflects 80% of the sunlight that hits it back into space
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How many countries are members of the UN?
197
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What is COP 26?
UN Climate change conference UK 2021
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From which Greek words did the word climate come from?
Klinein meaning "to slope" Klima meaning " a zone or reigion characterized by its atmospheric conditions"
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This is the phenomena caused by the trapping of solar radiation by certain gases in the atmosphere.
Global warming
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What is the most abundant greenhouse gas in the atmosphere>
Carbon Dioxide
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These are certain gases that cause the trapping of solar radiation in the Earth's surface by blocking its natural dissipation to Space.
Greenhouse Gases