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2. | according to this theory small islands tend to have fewer habitat types and islands tend to maintain consistent number of species over time |
3. | organisms that produce sugar from carbon dioxide and water |
4. | according to this concept, the accumulation of changes may lead to reproductive isolation resulting to new species |
5. | occurred 420-360 million years ago characterized by the emergence of first terrestrial animals |
7. | English naturalist and biologist who explained that biodiversity was brought about by biological evolution |
8. | variety of life forms found in an area |
9. | a set of interacting species found in the same place and functioning together to maintain life |
11. | small number of individual species are isolated from larger population resulting in less genetic variation than original population |
13. | cycling of chemical elements and flow of energy |
14. | the different types of habitats in a given unit area |
16. | feeding relationship found in aquatic and marine ecosystems |
17. | vegetation type occurring in climates warmer than boreal forests |
18. | made up of two components, living and non-living |
19. | type of biome which are found in the driest regions where rainfall is less than 50 cm/year |
22. | boreal forests of the cold climates of high latitudes and high altitudes regions |
24. | changing of the structure of the gene resulting to a variant form that may be transmitted to subsequent generations |
27. | large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat characterized by similar physical environment |