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GCSE Geography · key term
A frame enclosing a known area, used to sample features such as vegetation.
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Component 1, Component 2, Component 3
A square frame used to define a consistent area in which vegetation is recorded.
Revise: Use of TransectsAt sampling sites, use the same-sized quadrat and record species and their abundance consistently. This allows comparisons between sites without changing the area searched.
A frame enclosing a known area, used to sample features such as plant cover.
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Specification 1.2, Table A, 3.2 · Component 1, Component 2, Component 3
A frame enclosing a known area, used to sample the objects or features within it.
Revise: Collecting Primary and Secondary EvidenceA quadrat encloses a known area. It allows you to count features or estimate their cover within a consistent-sized sample, rather than judging a whole site at once.
A frame or defined sampling area with specified dimensions used to compare equivalent areas consistently.
A frame enclosing a known area of ground, used to sample features such as vegetation.
