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kate! wrote:Sorry, forgot it was my turn to ask a question.
1. What are 3 major hot and dry deserts?
2. Explain the 2 parts of acid deposition.
3. Name 1 difference between primary and secondary succession.
1. Sahara Mojave Great Victorian
2. Wet and dry wet is when acidic water runs over the ground and affect plant life. Dry is when dry particles are blown everywhere
3. Primary succession is on barren earth and secondary is when the soil still remains.
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MattChina wrote:
kate! wrote:Sorry, forgot it was my turn to ask a question.
1. What are 3 major hot and dry deserts?
2. Explain the 2 parts of acid deposition.
3. Name 1 difference between primary and secondary succession.
1. Sahara Mojave Great Victorian
2. Wet and dry wet is when acidic water runs over the ground and affect plant life. Dry is when dry particles are blown everywhere
3. Primary succession is on barren earth and secondary is when the soil still remains.
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Are isolated habitat fragments more likely to have edge dwelling species?
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MattChina wrote:Are isolated habitat fragments more likely to have edge dwelling species?
Yes, according to http://journals.plos.org/plosone/articl ... ne.0001017 this study. Not exactly sure why, though...
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kate! wrote:
MattChina wrote:Are isolated habitat fragments more likely to have edge dwelling species?
Yes, according to http://journals.plos.org/plosone/articl ... ne.0001017 this study. Not exactly sure why, though...
think about it. If the habitat fragments then there is more edge so the possibility of an edgedwelling species is higher.
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kate! wrote:
MattChina wrote:Are isolated habitat fragments more likely to have edge dwelling species?
Yes, according to http://journals.plos.org/plosone/articl ... ne.0001017 this study. Not exactly sure why, though...
I feel like it's because smaller habitats have larger perimeter to area ratios, so they naturally have more edges.
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1. What is the difference between the Simpson's Index and Shannon-Wiener Index?
2. In which biomes does desertification occur in and why?
3. Name the most common form of pollution.
Why is this the most common?
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kate! wrote:
1. What is the difference between the Simpson's Index and Shannon-Wiener Index?
2. In which biomes does desertification occur in and why?
3. Name the most common form of pollution.
Why is this the most common?
1. different calculation methods
2. Grasslands, overgrazing, agricultural practices, climate change, habitat loss 
3. water pollution?
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MattChina wrote:
kate! wrote:
1. What is the difference between the Simpson's Index and Shannon-Wiener Index?
2. In which biomes does desertification occur in and why?
3. Name the most common form of pollution.
Why is this the most common?
1. different calculation methods
2. Grasslands, overgrazing, agricultural practices, climate change, habitat loss 
3. water pollution?
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1. What is the most common type of dispersion.
2. Name three examples of non-point source pollution.
3. What roles do lichen and moss play in succession?
4.Name an example of endosymbiosis with organisms in the grasslands.
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