'Past climate change' diaporamas de présentation

This Class: Short-term climate change

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IB Student Picnic

IB Student Picnic. Wednesday, tomorrow!, 5-8 pm Illini Grove Pavilion (corner of Lincoln and Pennsylvania Ave.) Meet Faculty Free Food Free T-shirt Find out what SIB is all about and meet other IB majors!! Email dlanter@illinois.edu or 333-3044 **Rain Location: 3 rd floor Levis**

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Algae

Algae. Algae (singular: alga) are photosynthetic protists, usually aquatic - not a phylogenetically meaningful term, but widely used - despite their complexity, algae are NOT PLANTS Algae are responsible for most photosynthesis in the ocean

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What does the new Geography specification offer?

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Climate Models, Climate Forcing and Climate Change

Adler Planetarium Feb 25 2006. Gavin Schmidt NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies and Center for Climate Systems Research, Columbia University. Climate Models, Climate Forcing and Climate Change. Climate Changes. Global Mean. 2005 Annual Mean January 2006.

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Outline

Outline. Review of Ocean Stratification and Circulation Recent historical Climate Change External Climate Forcings Natural Climate Variability Paleoclimatology Ice Ages. Recent historical climate change.

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Past Climate Change and Species Responses

Past Climate Change and Species Responses. Melissa Marquez. There are 4 possible responses of any species to environmental change: Changes in distribution Tolerance Evolution Extinction. Phanerozoic Eon (543 mya to present) . Cenozoic Era (65 mya to today).

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Introduction

Introduction. Course Objectives. To better understand some of the mechanisms that have been involved in climate changes in the distant past (i.e., paleoclimates). To explore the scientific process in which hypotheses to explain past behavior of the climate system are proposed and tested.

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Biogeography

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An introduction to Antarctica

An introduction to Antarctica. Aim: To understand the location and key physical features of the continent of Antarctica. Write down as many words that you associate with Antarctica. Did you get the following words?. South Pole Cold Ice Glacier Explorers Scientists Penguins Whales.

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Indigenous Australia and Climate Change Narratives

Indigenous Australia and Climate Change Narratives. Presented by Natasha Steinmann. Main Argument. Two existing bodies of literature relating to climate change and indigenous Australians need to be linked This will: Reveal recurring narratives of indigenous priorities

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Clues to Past Climate Change

Clues to Past Climate Change. Petrified. Modern.

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