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Why don't we just count all the organisms in the field?
it
would
take
too
long
Quadrats
Usually square and often made of
metal wire.
Most common size is to have sides of
0.5m
Why don't you throw the quadrat to place it randomly?
Could be
dangerous,
limited to how
far
you can
throw
it, could chose to throw it somewhere because of how it looks (
bias
)
How to generate random location
Lay out two tape measures at right angles and create a
grid.
Use
random
coordinates generated from a
calculator
How do you make random coordinates from calculators?
Shift
,
ran#
How to count organisms in an area
either
count
all of the organisms your looking for in the area, or find the
percentage
cover
Biomass
The
mass
of
living
material
of an
organism
What does a
pyramid
of
biomass
show?
The total
mass
of living material at each
tropic
level
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