'Long term climate change' presentation slideshows

Chapter 19

Chapter 19. Ecosystems. Ecosystem. All the living and nonliving elements in a given place. Ex: Marsh, coral reef, rain forest, and a city. Ecosystem. They are not all the same size. Ex. Can be as big as the Earth, or as small as the tip of your finger.

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Summary

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GLOBAL WARMING

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Climate and Climate Change

Climate and Climate Change. Climate Overview. Climate classified largely in terms of Temperature & Precipitation (vs. evaporation). Koppen Climate Classification Groups. A. Topical Moist: no winter B. Dry: Potential evapotranspiration > precipitation

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Last Time - Short Term Climate Change

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Cultural Responses to Climate Change: Lessons from the Past

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Global Warming Archer chapters 1 & 2

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Earth Systems Science or Gaia

Earth Systems Science or Gaia. A new/different kind of ecology.

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Long Term and Short Term Changes in Climate; The Albedo Effect

Long Term and Short Term Changes in Climate; The Albedo Effect. Long Term Climate Change. The Cause and Effects. Climate Change. What and How?. Long term climate change occurs over million of years.

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titolo. Identifying synergies for Mediterranean Climate Research: the HyMeX and MedCLIVAR contributions. 2 nd HYMEX workshop, Paris 2 - 4 June 2008. Piero Lionello, University of Salento, Italy. 2 nd HYMEX workshop, Paris 2 - 4 June 2008. logos.

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Milankovitch Cycle

Milankovitch Cycle. Dr. E LCHS APES. Milutin Milankovitch. Serbian astrophysicist is best known for developing one of the most significant theories relating Earth motions and long-term climate change. http://tpema.free.fr/Images%20TPE/milankovitch_portrait.jpg. Eccentricity.

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Climate

Climate. By: Elew Period: 2. Climate. the prevailing weather conditions in an area made up off 4 abiotic factors -temperature, water, sunlight , and wind. Climate. these factors have influence on the distribution of organisms.

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Science Olympiad 2014 Knowledge-based & Lab-based Events

Science Olympiad 2014 Knowledge-based & Lab-based Events . Knowledge-based Events. Anatomy. This event encompasses the anatomy (structure and function) of the nervous and integumentary systems.

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Long term climate change

Long term climate change. Climatic periods since the Pleistocene Ice Age in the UK. Evidence for climate change. Pollen analysis; Dendrochronology; Ice core analysis; Radiocarbon dating; Coleoptera; Tephra chronology Historical records. Pollen analysis.

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Lab 2: Solar Cycle

Lab 2: Solar Cycle. AOS 101 Dis. 305. The Sun. It is a star at the center of the Solar System. About 109 times bigger than the Earth 75% of total mass is hydrogen and 25% helium It generates its energy by nuclear fusion of hydrogen nuclei into helium.

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Farming and Irrigation

Farming and Irrigation. Australia. Farming and Irrigation in Australia. Irrigation is the process in which water is brought up to the land. The Irrigation areas in Australia are primarily located in Southern Queensland. The main type of irrigated crop in southern Queensland is

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Pineal gland involved in many photoperiodic responses: -initiation of migration

Photoperiodic initiation of migration limiting flycatchers ability to respond to long term climate change . Pineal gland involved in many photoperiodic responses: -initiation of migration - initiation of reproduction - changes in pelage color - molting / growth of winter coat.

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A study of lakes and wetlands in Africa from land surface modeling Huilin Gao, Theodore Bohn, and Dennis P. Lettenmaier Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Box 352700, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195 (hgao@u.washington.edu). Continued. 1. Objective. 4.

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