Go to: https://apclassroom.collegeboard.org/d/tp07njesiu?sui=14,2 to watch Topic 2.3 Daily Video 1 which explains the impact of habitat fragmentation on species diversity and habitat biodiversity.
Go to: https://apclassroom.collegeboard.org/d/0yxddsgav4?sui=14,2 to watch Topic 2.3 Daily Video 2 which will provide examples of habitat fragmentation on a large scale and its impact on species diversity and habitat diversity.
Go to: https://apclassroom.collegeboard.org/d/njvkgsf46p?sui=14,2 to watch Topic 2.3 Daily Video 3 which will provide an example of a local investigation involving a field study to measure the impact of habitat loss on biodiversity.
Take notes on each video that summarize important key points. Focus your notes not just on content, but also how you are going to demonstrate you mastery of the content using science practices. Be sure to answer and questions that are asked when you pause the video. Check your answers!
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After watching this video can you answer the following questions?
1. What is island biogeography?
2. How does island biogeography help us to understand speciation on islands?
3. How can island biogeography help us to understand habitat fragmentation in terrestrial ecosystems?
After watching this video can you answer the following questions?
1. What are some ways that new organisms colonize new islands?
2. How does plate tectonics help to explain similar plants on separate continents?
After watching this video can you answer the following questions?
1. What are the two basic rules or observations of island biography?
2. Why do larger islands typically support more species?
3. How and why does distance to the mainland correlate with species richness?
After watching this video can you answer the following questions?
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