Pre AP Biology Ecosystem Dynamics (6.4) Part 1. Energy Flow & Matter Cycling.

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Pre AP Biology Ecosystem Dynamics (6.4) Part 1

Energy Flow & Matter Cycling

10% Rule of Energy & Trophic Levels

Pre AP Biology Ecosystem Dynamics (6.4) Part 2

Water Cycle

Carbon Cycle

Nitrogen Cycle

Phosphorus Cycle

Pre AP Biology Ecosystem Dynamics (6.4) Part 3

Harvesting (Removing matter & nutrients)

Sources for Acid Precipitation

Previous Acid rain pH across the U.S.

Effects of Acid Precipitation

Biomagnification (Poison accumulation over time)

Rachel Carson

Rising CO 2 and rising temperature

CFCs destroying Ozone molecules

Ozone hole over Antarctica in dark blue

Melting Antarctic Ice