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Biodiversity: Who cares?

Which do you like better? A B

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What do you think biodiversity means?

Bio = Bio diversity What does “ Bio ” mean?

Diversity = Variety What does “ Diversity ” mean?

Biodiversity is the variety of life on Earth and the essential interdependence of all living things Scientists have identified more than 1.4 million species. Tens of millions -- remain unknown ( The tremendous variety of life on Earth is made possible by complex interactions among all living things including micro- oganisms.

There are 3 components of biodiversity

1.Diversity of genes Chihuahuas, beagles, and rottweilers are all the same species —but they're not the same because there is variety in their genes. Chihuahua Beagle Rottweilers Genes

2. Diversity of number of species For example, monkeys, dragonflies, and meadow beauties are all different species. Saki Monkey Golden Skimmer Meadow Beauty

BIODIVERSITY How many species are there? million named species (70% of which are invertebrates (insects and other bugs) -- estimated 3 to 50 million species are alive but have not been discovered yet!

3. Diversity of ecosystems Our desert is an ecosystem. Lakes, Ponds, and Rivers are all Freshwater Ecosystems. Rocky coast, Sand Dune, Estuary, Salt Marsh, Coral Reef are all Marine Ecosystems. So what’s an ECOSYSTEM???

An ecosystem is… “ A self-contained community of microorganisms, animals and plants, that interact with each other and with their physical environment.” Ecosystem example: a rock pool

HABITATS might describe: The NAME of the place where the creature lives. eg Arctic Canada is the habitat of the polar bear Ursa maritima.

Santa Cruz river habitat. Many bird and plant species live in this habitat. This habitat is part of the Sonoran Desert ecosystem.

Within an ecosystem there can be many HABITATS This is the physical and chemical description of where a creature lives... River habitat in Arivaipa, Arizona. Javalinas live in this habitat. This habitat is also part of the Sonoran desert ecosystem.

HABITATS might describe: The TYPE of place where the creature lives. eg species of fish like Pike (Esox lucius) are found in freshwater lakes and ponds. So what’s a SPECIES??

Which is more diverse? A B

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A B Which has more cultural diversity?

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What do we get from biodiversity? Oxygen Food Clean Water Medicine Aesthetics (beautiful places to see and visit) Ideas

Should we be concerned about biodiversity? What we know: The Earth is losing species at an alarming rate Some scientists estimate that as many as 3 species per hour are going extinct and 20,000 extinctions occur each year. when species of plants and animals go extinct, many other species are affected.

Threats to biodiversity Habitat destruction (building, roads) Pollution Species Introductions (cats) Global Climate Change Exploitation (cutting too many trees or digging too many mines)

BIODIVERSITY 1 mammal species every 400 years 1 bird species/200 yrs Now…………... 10,000 times the background rate! plant/animal species each day? Background rates

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