'High oxygen levels' diaporamas de présentation

Geoscience

Geoscience. Day starters. How much food and drink is allowed in B113? No food, some drink (tile floor) c. Water and snacks No food or drink d. Bottled water only When are you tardy? Not in room with bell c. Not at table when test starts

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Water Pollution

Water Pollution. Outline. Types and Effects of Water Pollution Point vs. Non-Point Sources Water Quality Today Groundwater Ocean Water Pollution Control Source Reduction Municipal Sewage Treatment Water Legislation Clean Water Act (1972). WATER POLLUTION.

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Ecology

Ecology. Kelsey Brown AP Biology. Biomes. M ajor types of ecological associations that occupy broad geographic regions of land or water Aquatic biomes account for the largest part of the biosphere in terms of area. Aquatic Biomes. Marine. Freshwater. Salt concentration of about 3%

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Branch : Mechanical 2 Batch : C Sub. : Environment Study

Branch : Mechanical 2 Batch : C Sub. : Environment Study. WATER POLLUTION. Water Resources and Pollution. Contents. Definition of water pollution Causes of water pollution Sources of water pollution Types and results of water pollution Pollution control. What is pollution?.

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Rescue Considerations

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Aquatic Biomes

Aquatic Biomes. Chapter 7. Aquatic Ecosystems. Characteristics of aquatic ecosystems Salinity Temperature Sunlight Oxygen Nutrients. Aquatic Ecosystems. Types of organisms Plankton- organisms that float near the surface Phytoplankton- photosynthetic Zooplankton- heterotrophic

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BLOOD VESSELS

BLOOD VESSELS. By Eryn Shannon. ARTERIES. Carries blood away form the heart. Is made of a thick muscular wall to maintain high oxygen levels of blood coming from the heart. As the heart beats the blood is getting pumped through the arteries at high pressure.

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Biomes, Ecosystems, and You

Biomes, Ecosystems, and You. light bulb . ECOSYSTEMS. where living and nonliving things live together and interact. By Laura Brown. POPULATION. The number of one type of plant or animal living in an ecosystem. community. All the animal and plant populations living in the ecosystem.

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