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biodiversity
ecosystems (the # of ecosytems in a region), species (the # of species in an ecosystem) Genes and alleles (the # of alleles in a species)
intrinsic value
independent of its value to humans, interesting just because, they are cool
provisioning services
food, raw maertials, fresh water, medicines
regulating services
air, water, and soil quality, carob storage and climate regulation, pollination and biological control
habitat services
habitats for species, maintenance of genetic diversity
cultural services
aesthetics and inspiration, recreation and mental health, tourism, spiritual experience
three domains of life
bacteria, archaea, eukarya
Domain 1: Bacteria
single celled organisms, prokaryotes, reproduce asexually, very diverse, many bacteria fall into the helpful for people (probiotics)
Domain 2: Archaea
close to bacteria, newest domain, extremophiles: live in very different enviroments, different DNA sequences
protists
first eukaryotes to evolve, animal-like (move and hunt), fungas-like protists (cells like a fungus), plant-like protist (photosynthesis like a plant)
vertebrates vs. invertebrates
Vertebrates generally have an internal skeleton (endoskeleton) and, often, a larger, more complex body structure, while invertebrates (making up ~97% of animal species) often rely on an exoskeleton for protection.