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Lesson 2: Discussion of Experimental Set-up

What comes from the riparian zone of the stream?

What could affect whether, and which, organisms colonize a leaf pack? Hand out some leaf packs for students to observe Natural leaf pack in a stream

Decide whether each of these organisms could colonize a leaf pack – why would some of these organisms be more or less successful?

What determines whether an organism can live in an ecosystem? Dispersal - can the organism get there? Abiotic resources and conditions – can the organism survive the temperature, light etc? Biotic resources and interactions - does it have food, what eats it, are there diseases?

Let’s look at one organism that might live in our stream: Mayfly larva (on left). Adult mayfly (right).

What would affect the survival of the mayfly? Things that might affect dispersal of the mayfly Abiotic factors that might be important to the mayfly Biotic interactions that might be important to the mayfly