'Major climate changes' diaporamas de présentation

Earth

Earth. Introduction. What did life look like when the first living organisms appeared 3 billion years ago? What about during the age of the dinosaurs? How can we be sure that dinosaurs really existed? This section examines the origins of life, extinctions and the appearance of humans.

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Chapter 16 Climate

Chapter 16 Climate. Climate is weather that is averaged over time Conditions that are recorded then averaged include: 1.) temperature 2.) precipitation 3.) air pressure 4.) humidity 5.) days of sunshine. Climate. Latitude Topographic features (Mountains, Bodies of Water, Cities)

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Evolution and Fossil Record

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Evolution and Fossil Record

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Identification and Molecular Characterization of Circadian Clock Associated Transcription Factors in Rice.

Identification and Molecular Characterization of Circadian Clock Associated Transcription Factors in Rice. By Matthew Geniza Mentors: Dr. Todd Mockler and Dr. Sergei Filichkin. Importance of Findings.

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Long-Term Changes in Climate Changes

Long-Term Changes in Climate Changes. by Andrew Nguyen, Taylor Canfield, and Chase Saeger. Studying Climate Change. Scientists follow an important principle: If plants or animals today need certain conditions to live, then similar plants and animals in the past also required those conditions.

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Chapter 18.3: Long-term changes in climate page 636

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The Quaternary Period By: Trevor Wilhelmi & Nick Vandenberg

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