'Compensation depth' diaporamas de présentation

Production and Life

Production and Life. Textbook HW read p214-221 Answer the following questions. Why is Detritus important ? Explain Nutrient Regeneration? How is primary production measured? What types of bacteria perform nitrogen fixation? What is a tertiary consumer?. Homework.

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Suggestions for getting an A

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Sediments ... are unconsolidated particulate materials that either precipitate from or are depo-sited by a fluid (e.g.,

Sediments ... are unconsolidated particulate materials that either precipitate from or are depo-sited by a fluid (e.g., water, wind); provide information about the past depositional environments and climatic and tectonic conditions;

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OC211(OA211) Phytoplankton & Primary Production

OC211(OA211) Phytoplankton & Primary Production. LECTURE 6 Week 6 (i) Photosynthesis & Light (ii) Critical Depth Theory. Dr Purdie SOC (566/18) email: DAP1@soc.soton.ac.uk. The Photosynthesis Light Curve. Instantaneous rates of photosynthesis are controlled by external factors: Temperature

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Dipole moment of density anomaly: the ambiguity

Dipole moment of density anomaly: the ambiguity. We want to know: But actually, gravity anomaly alone cannot provide this information. The ambiguity of a buried sphere :. Note the trade off between a and ?? . Dipole moment of density anomaly: the ambiguity.

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