GCSE Biology (AQA)
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Environmental Change Impact
- Environmental changes can affect the distribution of species in an ecosystem.
- Mosquito distribution exemplifies how environmental factors influence species distribution.
- Mosquitoes are found at similar latitudes globally.
- The example of mosquito distribution is for illustration purposes only, not for memorization.
- Another example of environmental impact on species distribution is the arctic tree line.
- Environmental changes can include variations in water availability, temperature, and atmospheric gas composition.
- These environmental factors are important to learn for exams.
- Environmental changes can be caused by seasons, geographic location, altitude, and human activities.
- Human impact is evident in changes like the construction of dams, which affect water availability.
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