What affects biodiversity?

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What affects biodiversity? 2nd July 2014 Learning Objectives: What are the physical and human factors that affect biodiveristy? Learning Outcomes: Students will be able to answer a question on factors affecting biodiversity to their target level. Look at the map and choose a starter. Tricky: Describe the global distribution of different biomes Trickier: Choose a biome and explain its distribution Trickiest: How and why do you think biodiversity varies across these biomes?

Key factors influencing biodiversity Task: Using the handout, make spider diagrams to outline the key processes and factors influencing biodiversity Climate: Precipitation Temperature Light intensity Winds Endemism Human activity Key factors influencing biodiversity Learning Outcomes: Students will be able to answer a question on factors affecting biodiversity to their target level.

Reminder! What is a Biome?? It is a naturally occurring community characterized by distinctive life forms which have adapted to the climate e.g…. Tundra, Desert, Tropical Rainforest etc.

Brazil

The Sahara

The UK

Italy

Exam Question Explain how physical factors influence the distribution of biodiversity shown (10)