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biology_notes [2020-01-19 08:49] – ↷ Page name changed from biology_notes_theun to biology_notes nikbiology_notes [2020-01-21 20:24] – theunkarelse
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   * [[https://youtu.be/GZRABkPSMX8|Meta Genomics]]   * [[https://youtu.be/GZRABkPSMX8|Meta Genomics]]
   * [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exaptation|Exaptation]]   * [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exaptation|Exaptation]]
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-=== Extinction === 
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-  * Biodiversity Loss: 
-  * Species Extinction: indicating biodiversity loss by extinct species hides the enormous decline in individuals or biomass 
-  * Mass Extinction: examining the drop in the total number of animals, capturing also the plight of the world’s most common creatures 
-  * Age of Loneliness: Edward O. Wilson proffered an alternate name for this new epoch - the Eremozoic, meaning “the age of loneliness.” 
-  * Genetic Erosion: not enough individuals to meet and breed 
  
 === Geodiversity === === Geodiversity ===
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   * Refugia: Sky Island ecology   * Refugia: Sky Island ecology
   * Succession: Early Succesional (pioneer), Late Succesional (climax veg) //Problematic because soils, climate are not constant. Longliving species may reflect past climate rather than present. Spread from refugia may not be complete yet. Recently evolved species may not have reached the limit of potential range. Birch is late successional in some areas, but early in others.//   * Succession: Early Succesional (pioneer), Late Succesional (climax veg) //Problematic because soils, climate are not constant. Longliving species may reflect past climate rather than present. Spread from refugia may not be complete yet. Recently evolved species may not have reached the limit of potential range. Birch is late successional in some areas, but early in others.//
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 +=== Extinction === 
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 +  * Biodiversity Loss: 
 +  * Species Extinction: indicating biodiversity loss by extinct species hides the enormous decline in individuals or biomass 
 +  * Mass Extinction: examining the drop in the total number of animals, capturing also the plight of the world’s most common creatures 
 +  * Age of Loneliness: Edward O. Wilson proffered an alternate name for this new epoch - the Eremozoic, meaning “the age of loneliness.” 
 +  * Genetic Erosion: not enough individuals to meet and breed
  
 === Regeneration === === Regeneration ===
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