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Check In Biodiversity Numbers Analysis
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Which genus is most underrepresented in IL biodiversity?
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Which genus shows the greatest % representation in IL?
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Which species in IL would be most affected by conversion of prairie & forest to urban?
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Trophic Pyramid For IL
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Bulldozer or Atom Bomb?
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Wetland Transect Analysis
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What do the results mean about the health of the ecosystem?
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High DI G = Instability?
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DI O ?
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State Barrier Fence of Western Australia 3 Fences over 2,000 miles long Built between 1901- 1907 to contain invasive rabbit populations
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Oryctolagus cuniculus Introduced to Australia in 1859 by Thomas Austin Responsible for 1 of 8 extinctions in Australia
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Invasive Species Introduced species(also called "non- indigenous" or "non-native") that adversely affect the habitats they invade economically, environmentally, and/or ecologically.habitats Such invasive species may be either plants or animals and may disrupt by dominating a region Success of invasive species is due to a loss or absence of natural controls such as predatorspredators
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Rattus rattus Established on 90% of the world’s islands Responsible for 1/3 rd of all seabird extinctions
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Bufo marinus Introduced to Australia in 1935 to eat beetles attacking sugarcane Secretes poison, reducing predation
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Sus scrofa Brought to North America in 1500’s by Spanish Have decimated Hawaiian herbivore and carnivore diversity Fertile within 6 months. Litters of up to 13.
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Dreissena polymorpha Introduced initially to Lake St. Clair (Huron- Erie connection) in 1988 Carried in ballast water of ships Filter filters clarify water, making young fish vulnerable to predators
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Cyprinus carpio
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