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Ecology: We are all connected and interdependent Bonus #3 due 4/30/08
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Species in a N. Am. forest
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Ecological Interconnections
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CB 54.2 Interconnections
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=dA0qGlnc-30
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CB 52.21 Predator-Prey interactions
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CB 52.12 Carrying Capacity exponential growth stationary phase
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CB 52.22 Human Population Growth
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CB 52.12 What limits Carrying Capacity?… exponential growth stationary phase
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Space …Availability of resources.
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CB 54.2 Availability of resources and removal of waste limits carrying capacity
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CB 54.11 Energy is lost in each consumer
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CB 54.13 Less consumers than producers
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CB 54.11 Energy is lost as it is consumed: where does it go?
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CB 54.10 only a small percent of energy is stored in organism
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Space …Availability of resources.
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CB 54.17 Nitrogen cycle 80% in air
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CB 5.16 Nitrogen as part of amino acids NNN
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CB 54.17 Nitrogen cycle 80% in air
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CB 50.19 Ecosystems on Earth: resources are not evenly distributed
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CB 53.23 Number of bird species: Areas of higher and lower biodiversity reflect available resources
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http://www.rainforesteducation.com/FunNGames/canuseethem.htm
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CB 55.15 Rainforest clear cutting
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Human impacts: Pollution in Gulf of Mexico from Mississippi river
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CB 54.14 Reducing consumption of resources can increase carrying capacity: Human impact as consumers
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CB 54.17 Carbon cycle
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CB 54.24 CO 2 levels in Hawaii and average global temp.
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Effects of global climate change are already visible http://www.nationmaster.c om/graph/env_co2_emi- environment-co2- emissions 1914 2004
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Polar bears need ice to hunt
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Sea Ice 1979 2003
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Without sea ice, polar bears will go extinct
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Bonus #3 due 4/30/08
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