Types of Biodiversity

[@amberanderson9571]

Lifesaver! Thank you so much for these videos. Please please do more for other topics in ESS. You explain things so well!

[@pinkithakur99917]

❤tnx so much aap itna achhe se smchhate h ki sab achhe se samchh ata h best teacher in the world

[@nadaahmed6236]

saved me from watching a 2hr lecture again. THANK YOU!

[@atticussundar]

can you please make some videos for momentum pls it will really help me !!!!

[@muskaanmemon8475]

Great video, thank you! Can you explain the difference between gene pool and genome? I find the two terms very confusing..

[@muskaanmemon8475]

Ahhh I see, thank you so much! So the genome of the 2 populations of rats in UK and US will be the same? Also, could you make videos covering A level biology topics as well? I have my exams next month and your videos will be a perfect revision tool.

[@Science_Sauce]

I'm not an expert in genetics but I *think* genome refers to an individual, not a species. So, for example, in the human race, only identical twins have the same genome as each other. (So, no, in the rats example, they would not have the same genome - I think I gave a bad explanation in my first response). A gene pool refers to the alleles in the population, but the genome refers to the sequence of bases (A, T, C, G) that make up a cell. I hope this helps? No A level biology from me any time soon, I'm currently working on my KS3 science resources. Good luck with your exams.

[@muskaanmemon8475]

Ohh thank you so much!

[@atticussundar]

ohhh ESS podcast i get it im so sorry

[@nithyakrishna9634]

You dint explain the formula for species diversity👎

[@Science_Sauce]

I also didn’t explain the Lincoln index, superstring theory, or the dipolar nature of water. (...?)

[@nithyakrishna9634]

@@Science_Sauce yep but wt I needed was nly the formula explanation n expecting that I opened this video

[@aedanpotaedan6345]

@@nithyakrishna9634 did u find it

[@archishasingh706]

wow

[@Science_Sauce]

+archisha singh I know

[@gurpalsingh4418]

archisha singh 🙂

[@sciencespace6171]

Thanks a lot