'Large scale changes' diaporamas de présentation

Figure 4.3 (b)

Figure 4.3 (b). 24 The Origin of species. Species and Speciation. Fundamental unit of classification is the species. Species = a group of populations in which genes are actually, or potentially, exchanged through interbreeding. Problems

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Streams and Rivers

Streams and Rivers. Stream a body of water that carries rock particles and dissolved substances and flows down a slope along a defined path Channel a defined path of a stream Load the material that a stream carries Streams are vital geologic agents for various reasons

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Classification using intersection kernel SVMs is efficient

Classification using intersection kernel SVMs is efficient. Jitendra Malik UC Berkeley. Joint work with Subhransu Maji and Alex Berg. Fast intersection kernel SVMs and other generalizations of linear SVMs. - IKSVM is a (simple) generalization of a linear SVM

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Modes of Reading

Modes of Reading. Essay writing Week 10. Academic essay. Addresses a specific question Uses academic English Meets criteria Relevance Logical structure Personal response and evaluation Engagement with contextual and critical material. Process (big picture).

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Climate Change

Climate Change. SND2D0. Climate Change. Has the climate in Southern Ontario always been the same? The same temperature? The same amount of precipitation? The same types of life? No! Climate changes, and has for as long as we are able to tell

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Evidence of Evolution

Evidence of Evolution. Blue-footed booby. Evidence of evolution. Fossil Record Anatomy Embryology Biochemistry Evidence in micro evolution. Fossil evidence. Mold Fossil. Fossils ? remains of ancient life Fossils arranged according to age show a progression of changes

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The East Australian Current: anatomy of low frequency variability and its drivers.

The East Australian Current: anatomy of low frequency variability and its drivers. . K. Hill 1 , S. Rintoul 2 , R.Coleman 1 , K. Ridgway 2. 1 CSIRO/UTas Quantitative Marine Sciences program. 2 CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research and the Wealth from the Oceans Flagship. . Outline.

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ITEC 370

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Aim: How can scientists determine change on Earth?

Aim: How can scientists determine change on Earth?. Observations of our environment show that change occurs all the time. Some changes occur very slowly (seasonal changes) and other changes occur very rapidly (earthquakes). Change is the occurrence of an event .

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McKibben : A Special Moment In History

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