'Annual flood' presentation slideshows

North Africa & the middle East

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Climate Change & the Tongass NF: Potential Impacts on Salmon Spawning Habitat

Climate Change & the Tongass NF: Potential Impacts on Salmon Spawning Habitat. Matt Sloat, Gordie Reeves, Kelly Christiansen US Forest Service PNW Research Station. Funding provided by:. Additional assistance provided by: TNF, UCSB Marine Science Institute,

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Climate Change & the Tongass NF: Potential Impacts on Salmon Spawning Habitat

Climate Change & the Tongass NF: Potential Impacts on Salmon Spawning Habitat. Matt Sloat, Gordie Reeves, Kelly Christiansen US Forest Service PNW Research Station. Funding provided by:. Additional assistance provided by: TNF, UCSB Marine Science Institute,

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Ancient Mesopotamia

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some conclusions

some conclusions. LARS2 and Fisheries in the LMB three parts to this talk. Importance of fisheries Flood pulse concept River fisheries = food security. Fish Yield Estimates - Mekong. Total ? 2 million tonnes

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Click Here to Begin Your adventure

Click Here to Begin Your adventure . To become the ultimate historian you must go back in time and find out where civilization began . Choose to accept your mission. Egypt. Mesopotamia and Egypt developed and flourished as societies in the period up to 3000 B.C.E. . Mesopotamia.

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AMUN-RE

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Ancient Egypt

Ancient Egypt. Clothing and Housing . poor people houses. Housing. in ancient Egypt, houses were made by mud bricks which were found after the annual flood of the Nile (inundation), Most houses had at least three rooms and all houses had flat roofs which formed part of the living area.

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Egyptian Civilization

Egyptian Civilization. Egyptian Religion. Egyptians were polytheistic, believing many divine forces ruled this world and the afterlife. The chief god was the sun god, Amon -Re Osiris ruled the underworld and was responsible for the Nile and its annual flood which made the land fertile

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By Amy and Katie

Ancient Egypt. By Amy and Katie. The River Nile. Where is the River Nile? The River Nile is in Africa. It originates in Burundi , south of the equator, and flows northward through northeastern Africa, eventually flowing through Egypt and finally draining into the Mediterranean Sea.

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