How would you describe the effect of a 1°C increase of temperature on the biodiversity of the habitat in terms of number of populations and number of individuals in the populations? Use evidence from your graph and table to support your answer.

Population of some organisms increases and some decreases with the increase in temperature.

Explanation:

The population of certain species such as Nassuar grouper, Spotlight parrotfish and Queen angelfish increases with the increase in temperature while some species such as yellow tail snapper, sponges and algae decreased in population with the increases in temperature. This is because some species needs high temperature so increase in temperature increases the population while some species needs low temperature so high temperature kill them and population is decreased.

The population of some creatures increases while the population of others falls as the temperature rises. Certain species, such as Nassuar grouper, Spotlight parrotfish, and Queen angelfish, see an increase in population as the temperature rises, whereas others, such as yellow tail snapper, sponges, and algae, see a fall in population as the temperature rises. This is because some species require high temperatures, so a rise in temperature increases their number, but others require low temperatures, so an increase in temperature kills them and decreases their population.

Explanation:

meteorologists would compare a new weather map with one 24 h old to see how fast a front is moving.