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What is biodiversity
A
The variety of all different species of organisms on earth
2
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What do species help to maintain
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The environment
3
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What does a high level of biodiversity mean
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That there are A lot of different species making the ecosystem stable
4
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What kind of affect do humans have on biodiversity (P or N)
A
Negative
Biology
flashcards
Decks in class (64)
# Cards
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Pyramid Biomass5
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The Water Cyle6
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The Carbon Cycle4
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Decomposition21
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Gm Crops3
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Competition & Interdependence11
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Biotic & Abiotic13
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Adaption5
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Mycroprotien7
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Enzymes5
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Sampling Organism & Transects9
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Required Practical : Sampling Organisms0
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Enviromental Change4
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Waste Management8
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Biodiversity4
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Land Use10
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Maintaining Biodiversity5
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Food Security8
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Modern Farming Methods6
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Sustainable Fisheries7
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Role Of Biotechnology2
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Key Words Stuff11
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Pollution0
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Nitrogen Cycle0
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Eutriphication0
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Photosynthesis22
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Use Of Glucose From Photosynthesis14
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Required Practical Photosynthesis18
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Limiting Factors Bioengergetics4
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Respiration26
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Exercise28
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Metabolism25
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Artificially Controlling Growth0
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Inverse Square Law0
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Cell Organisation0
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Enzymes12
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Investigating Enzymatic Reactions3
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Enzymes And Digestion1
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Food Tests4
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The Lungs5
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Circulatory System - Blood14
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Circulatory System - Blood Vessels And Heart33
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Cardiovascular Disease15
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Health And Disease10
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Risk Factors Of Non Communicable Diseases6
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Cancer0
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Cell Biology32
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Levels Of Organisation6
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The Digestive Systems16
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Double Circulatory System2
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Stem Cells4
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Animal Cell Specialisation0
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Microscopes4
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Communicable And Non Communicable Disease0
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Pathogens0
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Measels And HIV0
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Salmonella And Gonorrhoea0
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Malaria0
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homeostasis25
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the nervous system13
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rqp: reaction time0
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the brain4
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the eye0
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the endocrine system0
