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Chapter 2

Chapter 2 . The Hydrologic Cycle, Climate, and Weather. The hydrologic cycle Precipitation Runoff Surface and groundwater storage Evaporation Condensation. Climate and weather Climate Climate change Weather Weather modification Floods Drought. Chapter Headings. The hydrologic cycle

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Chemistry and Biogeochemical Cycling: Chemicals dissolved in water

Chemistry and Biogeochemical Cycling: Chemicals dissolved in water. Abundant. Less Abundant (not trace). Chemistry and Biogeochemical Cycling: Solubility of Gases. Chemistry and Biogeochemical Cycling: Oxygen Solubility and temperature. Chemistry and Biogeochemical Cycling:

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This Amazing Place: Louisiana

This Amazing Place: Louisiana. The Geography of Louisiana Chapter 1 & 2. Location:. Located along the southern gulf coast Resembles the shape of a boot Covers about 48,523 square miles (small state) Size: 31 st out of 50 3,600 square miles of water (wettest state). Boundaries:.

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Selective and Differential media

Selective and Differential media. Media for Isolation of Microbes. General (all purpose): contains basic nutrients for most bacteria Enriched : contains extra growth factors & nutrients (Fastidius organism)

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Selective and Differential media

Selective and Differential media. Media for Isolation of Microbes. General (all purpose): contains basic nutrients for most bacteria Enriched : contains extra growth factors & nutrients (Fastidius organism)

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B ACTERIA

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B ACTERIA

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THE ORIGIN OF LIFE

THE ORIGIN OF LIFE. Thrusday meeting. 17-I-2008. WHAT IS LIFE?. Autonomy : this seems the most enigmatic property of life. Life organisms seems to decide what they want to do because their behavior can not be predicted by any known law.

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THE ORIGIN OF LIFE

THE ORIGIN OF LIFE. Thrusday meeting. 17-I-2008. WHAT IS LIFE?. Autonomy : this seems the most enigmatic property of life. Life organisms seems to decide what they want to do because their behavior can not be predicted by any known law.

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Introduction

Introduction. In addition to general-purpose media, which allow the growth of most types of bacteria, microbiologists use specialized media to identify and/or isolate specific groups of bacteria . Selective and differential media are used to isolate or identify particular organisms .

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Classification of Living Things

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Near-surface Geologic Environments

Near-surface Geologic Environments. Bruce Herbert Geology & Geophysics. Hierarchy model of Landscapes. Descriptions start at small scales Describe flow between these systems Describe spatial and temporal variation at higher scale. Hierarchy model of contaminated near-surface environments.

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How to Cite Right

How to Cite Right . Focus on MLA and APA. Why?. Why cite ? To lend credibility of experts to ideas and information To give credit where credit is due To allow readers to consult the sources for more information or ideas

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Floating eggs in salt water.

Floating eggs in salt water. 1. Fill two glasses with water 2. Add 6 tablespoons of salt to one of the glasses of water and mix well. 3. Place an egg in each of the glasses.

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6 KINGDOMS OF LIFE

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Colloids

Colloids. Tyndall effect Light is scattered by particles suspended in water Use the Tyndall effect to differentiate between a true solution and a suspension True solution - a homogeneous mixture ions and molecules are too small to scatter visible light

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Chesapeake Bay Research

Chesapeake Bay Research. BY: Lesley Hernandez . Why is it important to have a variety of living things in the Bay?.

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Food Chemistry

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