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Basic Soil Science W. Lee Daniels wdaniels@vt ; 540-231-7175

See http://pubs.ext.vt.edu/430/430-350/430-350_pdf.pdf for more information on basic soils!. Basic Soil Science W. Lee Daniels wdaniels@vt.edu ; 540-231-7175. http://www.cses.vt.edu/revegetation/.

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Falconiformes to Gruiformes

Falconiformes to Gruiformes. Falconiformes Galliformes Gruiformes. Falconiformes: Hawks and Allies. Field Marks: Range from medium-sized to very large birds Hooked beaks for tearing flesh Strong legs and sharp talons for grasping, holding, and killing prey

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Environmental Resources Unit A

Environmental Resources Unit A. Natural Resources. Problem Area 1. Introduction to Natural Resources. Understanding Ecology and Ecosystems. Lesson 2. What is an ecosystem?. Write down all of the differences you observe in this picture.

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The Biosphere

The Biosphere. Outline. Climate and the Biosphere Global Wind Circulation Terrestrial Communities Aquatic Communities Life Zones Lakes Estuaries Seashores Oceans. Climate and the Biosphere. Climate refers to prevailing weather conditions in a region.

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BL / ENVS 448 Plant Biodiversity and Ecology

BL / ENVS 448 Plant Biodiversity and Ecology. Plant Communities of the Rocky Mountains. What are plant communities?. Often defined by major plant species / types Temperature and precipitation prevail Altitude determines the above Several types in Colorado

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Phylum Arthropoda

Phylum Arthropoda. Julie, N eema , P rachi Patel & Shiwani D esai. Definition: A phylum containing arthropods, an invertebrate animal having an exoskeleton, segmented body, and jointed appendages. 3 Classes. Insecta. Ants. Butterflies. Flies. Bees. Crustaceans. Crabs. Shrimp.

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Biomes

Biomes. -Get your ISN -Fill out your table of contents -Set up your page: Title, date, pg. #. Introducing Biomes. http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIy0ZlyPPDg. Understanding Biome Vocabulary. What is a Biome? What does abiotic and biotic mean? What is flora and fauna? What is an adaption?

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Dry-Land Environments

Dry-Land Environments. Rain Forests 3.6. What are three things that make an environment different?. Climate Animals that live there Plants that grow there. What are four examples of dry-land environments?. Deserts Grasslands Rain Forests Forests.

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http://www.cartoonstock.com/animation/directory/n/national_park_animations.asp

National Parks. http://www.cartoonstock.com/animation/directory/n/national_park_animations.asp. Why have we created parks and reserves?. their beautiful features inspire people to protect them (monumentalism) protected areas offer recreational value to tourists, hikers, etc.

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Marin Carbon Project

Marin Carbon Project. The Marin C arbon Project began in 2007 around the question of marketing carbon credits for soil carbon sequestration through improved rangeland management practices (carbon farming). Over the next year it evolved into a science-led collaborative effort to

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Marc Lindenberg Center For Humanitarian Action

Mongolia Disaster Mapping. Participatory GIS for Disaster Resilient Communities. NorthWest Response Teams. Marc Lindenberg Center For Humanitarian Action. Northwest Response Teams. NGO Capacity Building GIS and Remote Sensing Response Teams Global Networking

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Tallgrass Prairie Module

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Temperate Grasslands

Temperate Grasslands. By: AbdulRahman Al-Mana and Ebrahim Al-Muhannadi . Next. What is the Temperate Grasslands/Prairies?.

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Soil and Natural Vegetation

Soil and Natural Vegetation. CGC1D Fri, Feb 28, 2014. Soil. Soil is a naturally occurring, unconsolidated or loose material on the surface of the earth, capable of supporting life Soil is made up of four components (MOMA):

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Measuring Ecosystems

Measuring Ecosystems. Ehringer. Worldwide productivity.

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Grasslands

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More Ornithology Practice

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Savanna

Lauren, Andy and Porter. Savanna. This is an example of the land in the Savanna. Includes: Tundra Taiga Desert or dunes Savanna Grasslands Chaparral Forest Rainforest Scrub forest Ice caps Mountains. What is a Terrestrial Biome?. Habitat type: Mainly living on land

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Temperate Rainforest

Temperate Rainforest. Cool and Wet Bears Raccoons Deer Fir trees Ferns Floor (bottom of the forest). Tropical Rainforest. Warm and Moist Near the Equator Apes Piranhas Iguanas Toucans Tall Canopies (uppermost part of the forest). Desert. Little rainfall Very hot and dry

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States and Territories

States and Territories. Ecoregions. Tropical and Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests. Tropical and Sub- tropical Grasslands, Savannas, and

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