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Lecture #24 Date ________ Chapter 55 ~ Conservation Biology

Biodiversity crisis Extinction ~ natural phenomenon, however, rate is of concern….. 50% loss of species when 90% of habitat is lost Major Threats: Habitat destruction ~ single greatest threat; cause of 73% of species designation as extinct, endangered, vulnerable, rare; 93% of coral reefs Competition by exotic (non-native) species ~ cause of 68% of species designation as extinct, endangered, vulnerable, rare; travel Overexploitation ~ commercial harvest or sport fishing; illegal trade

Biodiversity: Human welfare 25% of all medical prescriptions Genetic variability Aesthetic and ethical reasons Species survival

Conservation biology focus Preservationism: setting side select areas as natural and underdeveloped Resource conservation: public lands to meet the needs of agriculture and extractive industries, i.e., ”multiple use” Evolutionary / ecological view: natural systems result from millions of years of evolution and ecosystem processes are necessary to maintain the biosphere

Geographic distribution of biodiversity Energy availability ~ solar radiation Habitat heterogeneity ~ environmental patchiness Niche specialization ~ narrow resource range specialization Population interactions ~ complex population interactions

Population & species level conservation Biodiversity hot spot: small area with an exceptional concentration of species Endemic species: species found nowhere else Endangered species: organism “in danger of extinction” Threatened species: likely to become endangered in the foreseeable future Bioremediation: use of living organisms to detoxify polluted systems

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