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chapter 5 evoltion

TermDefinition
species richness the number of species in a each area
species evenness whether a particular ecosystem is numerically dominated by one species or whether all of it's species have similar abundances
Shannon Index diverse index that considers both abundance and evenness of species
evolution Change in genes composition over time
genes physical locations on chromosomes within each cell of an organism
Genome complete set of genes in an individual
mutation a random change in the genetic code
evolution by artificial selection when humans determine which individuals to breed
gene flow change due to migration
bottleneck effect a reduction in the genetic diversity of a population caused by a reduction in it's size
founder effect a change in a population descended from a small number of colonizing individuals
allopatric speciation new species are created in a geographic or reproductive isolations
sympatric speciation a new species forms due to polyploidy
range of tolerance limits to the abiotic(temp,PH,oxgyen) conditions
fundamental niche the ideal conditions for a species
relized niche dertimes the species distribution or areas whreer it lives
niche specialists a species that is specialized to live in a specific habitat
Fossil remains of organisms that have been preserved in rock
mass extinction large numbers of species went extinct over a short period of time
ecosystem diversity the variety of ecosystems within a region
species diversity Variety of species within a given ecosystem
genetic diversity Variety of genes within a given species
population growth rate numer of offdpring an individual can produce in a given time minus the death of any offspring
population size total number of individuals
population density
population distribution how individuals occupy the space
Density- dependant factors bigger chance of death as the density increases
limiting reasoures population can't live without these resources
Density-independent factors individuals have an equal chance of death
Metapopulations spatially distinct but connected by corridors
competion shared limited resource
paramecium one celled
competitive exclusion principle 2 species with same relized niche can't co exsist
predation kills+ eats prey
Herbivory animals eat plants
parasitoids lay eggs on or in another animal or plant
Adaptations camoflage, mimicry
keystone species plays an important role is a small population
primary succession predictable replacement of one species by another
secondary seccession has soil
pioneer species first plants r- selected
climax community bioome k- selected
factors that determine a species richness latitude and time
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