Notes taken from the 2nd year undergraduate lecture series 'Population dynamics and ecosystems' at the University of Manchester, written in my own words and with the help of diagrams.
Notes include:
estimating biodiversity using biodiversity indices
the concepts of mutualism, parasitism, competition and herbivory and their effects on population dynamics
how to define biological species to assist taxonomic classifications
an overview of evolution, and lentic ecosystems.



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