What is the development throughout time

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The thing that makes organisms adapt to their environment and they survive because of this

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Was an explorer, collector, naturalist, geographer, anthropologist, and political commentator

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A random change in DNA

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The variety of different species that exist in a particular ecosystem

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What is the variety and abundance of species in a particular place

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What’s the genetic variety within all populations of the species

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The earthed variety of different ecosystems

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A non-native species that was introduced to a new area and spreads

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The formation of two species from one species

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Species with a narrow ecological niche

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A species with a broad niche that can easily adapt to lots of environmental conditions

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Type of species that’s found in only one area

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This can be fire, floods, droughts, or even human caused

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The measurement of how much an ecosystem was changed after a disruption

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Is a type of measurement of how quickly an ecosystem can come back from a disturbance

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Succession that starts with a “lifeless” area

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A succession that starts where there IS soil and it’s from previous organisms

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The first type of species to populate an area during primary succession

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Type of species that play a pivotal role in an ecosystem

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Type of species that helps as a warning of an ecosystem being damaged or changed

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Larger islands closer to the mainland have higher biodiversity

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What’s the relationship between the area of a habitat and the number of species found in it

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Type of dilemma whether a single large or several small reserves were a superior means

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The products that ecosystems provide

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Benefit provided by ecosystem processes that moderate natural phenomena

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The non-material benefits that an ecosystem provides

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The services that an ecosystem provides that do support the other three

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