Biol116 Lecture 7 (10/14) (10/15) (In class)

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Fundamental Niche

Th range of abiotic conditions (e.g. temperature, humidity, salinity, under which a species can potentially persist.

  • larger bc all conditions

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Realized niche

The range of abiotic and biotic conditions under which a species persists in presence of competitors, predators, and pathogens

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Geographic range

A measure of the total area covered by a population or populations of a species

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Abundance

the total number of individuals in population that exist within a defined area. Pop. size.

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Density

the number of individuals per unit area or volume

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Relationship between population density and body size

density and body size are negatively correlated

  • larger species = smaller density

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Aspen rees produce ____

clones (genetically identical copies)

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Census

counting every individual in a population

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Survey

counting a subset of individuals in the population

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Area and volume based surveys

  • taking samples in some spots

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Line-transact surveys

count the number of individuals observed as one moves along a line

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Mark-Recapture method

  • Capture, tag, release a subset of individuals in a population

  • give marked individuals times to mix back into population

  • capture a second sample of individuals, and note how many of them are marked

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Different types of mark tags

  • Toe clipping

  • VI alpha tags

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Mark and Recapture

N = MC / (R)

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N

population size

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M

number captured and marked

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C (mark recapture)

number captured in 2nd sample

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R (mark recapture)

number recaptured in 2nd sample

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Dispersion

The spacing of individuals with respect to one another within the geographic range of a population

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Clustered dispersion

Flocks, schools, etc.

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Evenly spaced dispersion

Plants, crops, territorial sps.

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Random dispersion

Independent of the position of others

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Dispersal

the movement of individuals from one area to another

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Dispersal can cause __

a geographic range to expand rapidly if a few eindividuals can disperse much farther than the average individual

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Dispersal can also effect ___

population density

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Population density can affect

dispersal

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Ideal free distribution

  • Individuals usually choose habitats that provide the most energy

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Endemic

  • animal is found in this area