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1 Ecology Introduction (6.1) Part 1
Pre AP Biology Ecology Introduction (6.1) Part 1

2 Biotic - Living

3 Abiotic = non-living

4 Levels of Ecology Organismal

5 Levels of Ecology Populations

6 Levels of Ecology Communities

7 Levels of Ecology Ecosystems

8 Levels of Ecology Landscapes

9 Levels of Ecology Biosphere

10 Biogeography of Kangaroos

11 Transplant - Zebra Mussels

12 Transplant - Kudzu

13 Transplant - Fire Ants

14 Fire Ant Migration from Mobile

15 Fire Ant Bites

16 Transplant - African “killer” Bees

17 Ecology Introduction (6.1) Part 2
Pre AP Biology Ecology Introduction (6.1) Part 2

18 Hadley cell model Shows the movement of water vapor around the globe

19 Local effect - Mountains

20 Rain Shadow Effect

21 Thermocline in ponds and lakes

22 Ecology Introduction (6.1) Part 3
Pre AP Biology Ecology Introduction (6.1) Part 3

23 Aquatic Biomes

24 Coastal & Ocean terms

25 Coral Reefs of the World(purple areas) Rainforests of the oceans

26 Fresh water terms

27 Oligiotrophic Lake

28 Eutrophic Lake

29 Stream Headwaters

30 Midstream

31 Estuary

32 Wetlands - Swamp

33 Wetlands - Marsh

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