'Biological community' presentation slideshows

USGS NAWQA Data Warehouse

437 views • 33 slides

422 views • 29 slides

511 views • 29 slides

H abitat

H abitat. I s an ecological or environmental area that is inhabited by a particular species of animal, plant, or other type of organism. Primary Succession. the development of communities in an area with no soil or biotic elements (e.g. bare rock). Niche.

342 views • 22 slides

Ecology

Ecology Biodiversity Biodiversity Habitats Alterations to Habitats Cycling of Materials in Ecosystems Make a list of anything you have used in the last week that had been previously recycled, or was made of recycled materials. After you have made

498 views • 18 slides

Biomonitoring and Bioassessment

773 views • 18 slides

Unit 7 Vocabulary

Unit 7 Vocabulary. biotic. Organisms living or that had once lived in the environment (i.e., mouse, clover, dead tree). abiotic. Non-living factors in the environment (i.e., light, temperature, water, atmospheric gases, wind, soil, and nature of land surface). habitat.

254 views • 16 slides

On dose related issues in XFELs vs. ERLs

246 views • 15 slides

Unit One.Ecology

Unit One.Ecology. A WORLD IN A WEB. SCIENCE 8 . What is Ecology?. Ecology(defined) The study of the interelationships between living things and their environment(climate,soil,moisture, etc) Some Examples:. What is Ecology?.

362 views • 13 slides

Opener of the DAy

Opener of the DAy. APES. Batesian or Muellerian Mimicry. 10/17/13. Groups of organisms which are ALL unpalatable with similar color patterns and markings. Muellerian. Both can sting their predators!. Batesian or Muellerian Mimicry.

261 views • 13 slides

SYMBIOSIS: relationships in nature

SYMBIOSIS: relationships in nature. Definition of Adaptation. Characteristics that allow an animal to survive in its environment. These characteristics allow the animal to find food, protect themselves, communicate, and mate Can be physical or behavioral. Competition.

398 views • 12 slides

Ecosystems

Ecosystems. Levels of Organization in Ecology. What is the correct level of organization (think back to the card activity from our previous class)? a tom m olecule o rganelle c ell t issue organ o rgan system o rganism p opulation c ommunity e cosystem.

198 views • 10 slides

Ecosystems

Ecosystems. Levels of Organization in Ecology. What is the correct level of organization (think back to the card activity from our previous class)? a tom m olecule o rganelle c ell t issue organ o rgan system o rganism p opulation c ommunity e cosystem.

240 views • 10 slides

BURNESE PYTHONS TAKE OVER THE EVERGLADES

BURNESE PYTHONS TAKE OVER THE EVERGLADES. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfYAj1k9uZM. How did the pythons gets there?. F irst released into the rugged wilds of the Everglades between 15 and 30 years ago Others come from pet owners who release the pythons when they get too big.

331 views • 7 slides

Effects of Tectonic Activity

Effects of Tectonic Activity. Volcanic Effects. Lava: buries whatever is in its path Pyroclastic Clouds: burn, bury or asphyxiate everything in their path Ash: various sizes falling back to Earth; finer stuff getting up into atmosphere; lethal to plants, animals, and people.

213 views • 7 slides