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      • Unit 1 - The Living World: Ecosystems
      • Unit 2: The Living World: Biodiversity
      • Unit 3: Populations
      • Unit 4: Earth Systems and Resources
      • Unit 5: Land and Water Use >
        • Part 1: Food and Agriculture
        • Part 2: Land Use and Sustainability
    • Quarter 2 >
      • Unit 6: Energy Resources and Consumption
      • Unit 7: Atmospheric Pollution
      • Unit 8 - Aquatic and Terrestrial Pollution
      • Unit 9: Global Change
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3.1: Ecosystem Diversity

3.1 Ecosystem Diversity

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​Statement of Inquiry:
  • Students will understand that ecological relationships require balance, even minor changes within them can have great consequence.

Inquiry Questions:
  • Factual 
    • How do we calculate diversity?
    • What is the theory of island biodiversity?
    • Distinguish between primary and secondary succession 
  • Conceptual 
    • Why do we value biodiversity?
    • How can a small change have a significant effect?
  • Debatable
    • Is biodiversity essential for quality of life?
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  • Home
  • Course Info
  • Modules
    • Quarter 1 >
      • Unit 1 - The Living World: Ecosystems
      • Unit 2: The Living World: Biodiversity
      • Unit 3: Populations
      • Unit 4: Earth Systems and Resources
      • Unit 5: Land and Water Use >
        • Part 1: Food and Agriculture
        • Part 2: Land Use and Sustainability
    • Quarter 2 >
      • Unit 6: Energy Resources and Consumption
      • Unit 7: Atmospheric Pollution
      • Unit 8 - Aquatic and Terrestrial Pollution
      • Unit 9: Global Change
    • AP Exam Review
  • AP Exam Review
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