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Chapter 26 (metapopulations (a region of the environment is composed of…
Chapter 26
metapopulations
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- a region of the environment is composed of many discrete patches in which the species can live
- some patches are occupied by the species whereas other suitable patches are not
- empty patches will become colonized by migration from occupied patches
- populations within individual patches have a probability of going extinct within that patch
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Diversity
diversity and scale
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larger area more variation in soil, topography, geology, etc.
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beneficial interactions
mutualism = when two organisms benefit when they interact (pollinators) #
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