
Biodiversity
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Biodiversity
Howard 2022
Students will be able to tell what the difference is between areas of high genetic diversity and areas of low genetic diversity when disruptions occur in ecosystems
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Multiple Choice
We live in a desert. What type of biodiversity do we have here?
High biodiversity
Low biodiversity
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Multiple Choice
How do you know we have low biodiversity?
We have a lot of different types of plants and animals
We have a low amount of different types of plants and animals
We have a lot of people who live in Las Vegas
Nothing grows here
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Poll
Low biodiversity means our ecosystem is sick
Yes
No
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Poll
What else could low biodiversity mean?
The organisms that live here suffer
Our ecosystem is healthy and can recover from disruption quickly
A disruption to our ecosystem won't recover as quickly
Disruptions happen all the time and can easily be fixed
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High biodiversity - Many plants and animals in an area.
Low biodiversity - Low amount of plants and animals in an area
Some text here about the topic of discussion.
Biodiversity
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High - Many variations in DNA between members of the same species
Low - Few variations in DNA between members of the same species
Genetic Diversity
High - Many type of different species in the same area
Low - Few types of different species in the same area
Species Diversity
High - Many types of habitats for organisms to live
Low - Few types of habitats for organisms to live
Ecosystem Diversity
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Multiple Choice
This is an example of
High species diversity
Low species diversity
High genetic diversity
High ecosystem diversity
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What can genetic diversity protect against?
Genetic Diversity
The more variation in DNA between members in a species, the more protections they have from changes to their environment.
In this picture, the brown fish and the green fish has the highest genetic diversity. If water oxygen changes, they have the best chance at surviving.
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Different DNA means some organisms have the ability to fight disease better.
Disease
As environments change, some organisms will be able to adapt to their new environment easier
Climate Change
Different DNA means some organisms will be able to survive their predators better.
Predator Survivability
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Before the industrial revolution, most moths were white and speckled black. Only some were black
1848
This white and black speckles gave them camoflauge on trees
1848
As the Britshed burned coal, their buildings and trees turned black and so did the moths.
1900
Why did the white ones start to disappear?
1900
Black Peppered Moth
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Multiple Choice
Why did the white ones start to disappear?
The coal turned the white moths black
They are actually different species and the white ones went extinct
The white ones got a disease that the black ones didn't
Predators ate the white ones at a higher rate.
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Because some of the moths had different DNA variations, their population was able to survive as their environment changed.
Genetic Diversity
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Only lives in Mt. Charleston
Is "trapped" there by the desert
Has a limited breeding pool
Is endangered because of climate change
Low genetic diversity
Mt. Charleston Blue Butterfly
Does low genetic diversity mean it is unimportant?
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Poll
Does low genetic diversity mean it is unimportant?
Yes
No
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A healthy ecosystem relies on all of its species to make it successful.
The loss of one organism can breakdown the structure of our food webs.
Food Webs
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Multiple Choice
What else could low biodiversity mean?
The organisms that live here suffer
Our ecosystem is healthy and can recover from disruption quickly
A disruption to our ecosystem won't recover as quickly
Disruptions happen all the time and can easily be fixed
Biodiversity
Howard 2022
Students will be able to tell what the difference is between areas of high genetic diversity and areas of low genetic diversity when disruptions occur in ecosystems
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