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Chapter 6: Ocean Chemistry Reading: Chapter 6

Chapter 6: Ocean Chemistry Reading: Chapter 6. ftp://ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu/opl/tommy/Geog3awinter2011/. Class Objectives Gain knowledge of scientific methods and theories. Increase understanding and appreciation of ocean and atmosphere.

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Ocean Acidification in the past: implications for further work

Ocean Acidification in the past: implications for further work. John A Raven University of Dundee at SCRI Scottish Crop Research Institute Invergowrie Dundee DD2 5DA UK. Contents. Learning from the past: what organisms have survived (or not) over the last few billion years?

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Lecture 3: Climate Change & The Oceans

Lecture 3: Climate Change & The Oceans. www.solarpowernotes.com. www.skeptical science.com. Nuccitelli et al. (2012). Stress in the Marine Environment. Multiple Stressors in the Marine Environment. Predators. Light limitation. Competition. Temperature.

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Paleozoic Era Invertebrates

Paleozoic Era Invertebrates. Chapter 12 Part 2. Cambrian. Cambrian explosion Burgess Shale Trilobites, brachiopods, archaeocyathids Sauk Sea regression. Ordovician. Tippecanoe sequence Warm climate New environments. Ordovician sea floor. New diversity of fauna with shells.

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Projected changes to coral reefs and mangroves

Projected changes to coral reefs and mangroves. Based on. What we will discuss. Projected changes to atmospheric and oceanic conditions. Ecosystems supporting fish. Fish stocks/aquaculture species. Implications for economic development, food security and livelihoods.

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Natural Waters

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Global Element Cycles: Contemporary to Paleoenvironments

Global Element Cycles: Contemporary to Paleoenvironments. Tony Clarke. Eric DeCarlo. Brian Glazer. David Ho. Barry Huebert. Telu Li. Fred Mackenzie. Chris Measures. Kathleen Ruttenberg. Jane Schoonmaker. Richard Zeebe. Global Element Cycles:

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Vulnerability of coral reefs

Vulnerability of coral reefs. Janice Lough. Moving reefs out of comfort zone. Hoegh-Guldberg et al 2007. Outline Coral Reefs. key coastal ecosystem many different reef types narrow environmental limits already shown impacts, e.g. bleaching combined effects of disturbances

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Vulnerability of coral reefs

Vulnerability of coral reefs. Presented by Janice Lough. Authors.

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The Ocean and Climate Change Institute

The Ocean and Climate Change Institute. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Atlantic-Arctic Observational Systems. Atlantic - Arctic Circulation. Summer Arctic Sea Ice. 1979. 2003. 2005. 2007. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. UIUC Polar Research Group.

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Wednesday, January 23 rd

Wednesday, January 23 rd. What percent of the Earth is water? 97% 50% 85% 70%. Test Answers. Salt Water Vocab sheet. Due Monday, February 4th. Tic-tac-toe . You pick the three activities you want to do. They can be across, diagonal, or up and down.

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CRCT Question

CRCT Question. Happy Tuesday!. What percent of the Earth is water? 97% 50% 85% 70%. Fred the Fis h. Table: 10 points Cartoon: 40 Points Paragraph: 50 Points Introduction: Should say #1 pollution problem in Gwinnett

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By: Slater lee karp

Spheres. By: Slater lee karp . Lithosphere. The lithosphere is the brittle outer layer of Earth The plates of plate tectonics are segments of the lithosphere The lithosphere is basically the layer of the earth that is strong enough to flex rather than flow

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BREAKOUT SESSION V: ENERGY & CLIMATE What are the key unanswered questions?

What is the effect of the Solid Earth on climate and ocean chemistry (specifically atmospheric CO 2 )? What is the fundamental chemistry of carbon over broad P-T-x conditions for informing energy and climate problems? What are the most effective means of CO 2 sequestration?.

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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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