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Chapter 46 Opener
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Figure 46.1 NPP Varies among Ecosystem Types
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Figure 46.2 Terrestrial NPP Corresponds to Climate
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Figure 46.2 Terrestrial NPP Corresponds to Climate
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Figure 46.3 Terrestrial NPP Varies with Temperature and Precipitation
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Figure 46.3 Terrestrial NPP Varies with Temperature and Precipitation
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Figure 46.3 Terrestrial NPP Varies with Temperature and Precipitation (Part 1)
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Figure 46.3 Terrestrial NPP Varies with Temperature and Precipitation (Part 2)
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Figure 46.4 Marine NPP Is Highest around Coastlines
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Figure 46.4 Marine NPP Is Highest around Coastlines
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Figure 46.5 Chemical Elements Cycle among Compartments of the Biosphere
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Figure 46.6 The Global Water Cycle
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Figure 46.6 The Global Water Cycle
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Figure 46.7 The Global Nitrogen Cycle
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Figure 46.8 Where Does the Extra Nitrogen Come From?
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Figure 46.8 Where Does the Extra Nitrogen Come From?
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Figure 46.8 Where Does the Extra Nitrogen Come From? (Part 1)
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Figure 46.8 Where Does the Extra Nitrogen Come From? (Part 2)
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Figure 46.9 High Nutrient Input Creates Dead Zones
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Figure 46.9 High Nutrient Input Creates Dead Zones
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Figure 46.10 The Global Carbon Cycle
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Figure 46.10 The Global Carbon Cycle
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Figure 46.11 Earth’s Radiation Balance
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Figure 46.11 Earth’s Radiation Balance
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Figure 46.12 Atmospheric Greenhouse Gas Concentrations Are Increasing
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Figure 46.12 Atmospheric Greenhouse Gas Concentrations Are Increasing
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Figure 46.12 Atmospheric Greenhouse Gas Concentrations Are Increasing (Part 1)
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Figure 46.12 Atmospheric Greenhouse Gas Concentrations Are Increasing (Part 2)
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Figure 46.13 Global Temperatures Are Increasing
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Figure 46.13 Global Temperatures Are Increasing
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Figure 46.14 Global Precipitation Patterns Have Changed
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Apply the Concept, Ch. 46, p. 905
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Figure 46.15 Climate Change Affects Life Histories
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