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The is the place where a species lives within an ecosystem.

habitat

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How is percentage cover calculated?

estimate the area within a quadrat that a plant species covers

count the number of different species found in a quadrat

count the number of individuals of a species in a quadrat

the number of times a species is found in a quadrat divided by the number of samples

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Which of the following is used to sample small insects by sucking air containing the insects into a plastic container via a tube?

tree beating

pitfall trap

sweep net

pooter

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What does high genetic biodiversity allow for?

(Select all that apply)

better adaptation to a changing environment

resistance to disease

a reduction in the number of alleles

none of the above

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What is the term for the variety of organisms in an area?

habitat diversity

genetic diversity

biodiversity

species diversity

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Which sampling technique is used to sample insects in long grass or air?

sweep net

pooter

pitfall trap

tree beating

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Which sampling technique is used to sample small, ground-crawling animals like insects and spiders?

sweep net

pitfall trap

tree beating

pooter

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Which sampling technique is used to sample the invertebrates living in a tree or bush?

pooter

sweep net

pitfall trap

tree beating

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Which sampling technique is used to sample river organisms?

pooter

kick sampling

sweep net

tree beating

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How is density calculated in a frame quadrat?

the number of different species found in a quadrat

the number of times a species is found in a quadrat divided by the number of total squares in a quadrat, multiplied by 100

an estimate of the area within a quadrat that a species covers

the number of individuals of a species in a 1 m2 quadrat

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How is frequency calculated in a frame quadrat?

the number of times a species is found in a quadrat divided by the number of total squares in a quadrat, multiplied by 100

an estimate of the area within a quadrat that a species covers

the number of different species found in a quadrat

the number of individuals of a species in a 1 m2 quadrat

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