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What does the Index of Diversity measure?
Biodiversity
,
species richness
, and
abundance
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What does a higher index of diversity indicate?
Greater
biodiversity
and even species distribution
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What is the purpose of sampling in ecology?
To draw conclusions about a whole
population
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How can you avoid bias when sampling?
Use
random sampling
methods
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What is a method to ensure sampling reliability?
Use a large
sample size
and
standardised
methods
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What should you do with data from quadrats?
Calculate
mean
and estimate
population size
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Why are statistical tests like the t-test used?
To check for
significant
differences
between data sets
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How can farming reduce biodiversity?
By removing habitats and using
pesticides
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What are some ways farming can increase biodiversity?
Adding
hedgerows
and using
eco-friendly
methods
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What are the effects of removing hedgerows in farming?
Fewer habitats for wildlife
Disruption of
food chains
Reduced
biodiversity
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What eco-friendly methods can farmers use to increase biodiversity?
Adding
hedgerows
Sustainable farming practices
Applying for grants for eco-friendly initiatives
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Species richness- The number of different species in a community.
Abundance
- The
number
of invividuals in a species.
Habitat
- The area where a
species
lives
Community
- All the
populations
of all the
species
in a
habitat
Biodiversity
- The variety of living organisms in an area.