'Aquatic food web' presentation slideshows

Aquatic Biomes

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Approximately 72% of the planet's surface is covered by salt water.

Approximately 72% of the planet's surface is covered by salt water. 7 Most Abundant Salts in Sea-Water!

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An introduction to network based organising (MN101)

An introduction to network based organising (MN101). Greenpeace Australia Pacific May 2006 By John Hepburn. Overview of presentation. Overview of mass networking What are networks? Why are networks important for Greenpeace? Different types of networks How do networks function?

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Nicholas J. Gotelli Community Ecologist, Writer, Programmer, Musician BIOL 7083 Symposium Warwick Allen

Nicholas J. Gotelli Community Ecologist, Writer, Programmer, Musician BIOL 7083 Symposium Warwick Allen. http://www.uvm.edu/~ngotelli/homepage.html.

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The Complexity of Life Heather Markham ID# 53734534 Prof. White December 4, 2002

The Complexity of Life Heather Markham ID# 53734534 Prof. White December 4, 2002. The Complexity of Life. To get a good understanding of the complexity of life, one must understand the complicated networks and systems at work in nature that make it possible for life to exist.

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Water Chemistry and Pollution

Water Chemistry and Pollution. Why we measure water quality?. When a body of water is overfed with nutrients it can create massive algal blooms which causes very low levels of DO killing off many aquatic organisms. www.thebutlerchain.com/introduction.htm. Pfiesteria.

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GLOBAL IMPACTS OF AIR POLLUTION: Mercury, Ozone and Particulate Matter

GLOBAL IMPACTS OF AIR POLLUTION: Mercury, Ozone and Particulate Matter. Noelle Eckley Selin Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change Center for Global Change Science Massachusetts Institute of Technology MASS seminar 13 April 2009.

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Fresh Water Environments

Fresh Water Environments. Water environments. Most important factors Salinity (how much salt) Depth Cleanliness (pH, pollution, etc ) We will investigate Freshwater Seashores Coral reefs. 2 types of fresh-water environments. Standing environments Lakes Ponds Vernal (seasonal) pools

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