Intro to ecology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

. Which biome is represented by the following climate diagram? Note: dotted area shows temperature line above precipitation line, striped shows where the precipitation line is above the temperature line. (a) Boreal forest (b) Mediterranean-climate shrublands (c) Desert (d) Temperate grassland (e) Tropical rainforest You can rule out the desert and tropical rainforest easily. The desert would have a large dry season and the rainfall of the rainforest would be upwards of 2000mm. It’s no...

Clear and detailed notes for INTRO TO CRIMINOLOGY, part ONE, including: Criminology theory/ schools of thought, the classical school, Bentham, Deterence theory, Stafford and Warr, positivism, atavism, post-positivism, social disorganization theory, natural ecology,systemic model of social disorganization, anomie/strain theory, Merton, Cohen, Cloward and Ohlin, Mesner and Rosenfield, Agnew,Differential association, social learning theory, techniques of neutralization, labelling, and MORE.

Detailed, colorful, and handwritten notes including vocabulary and important points from Chapter 55 of the McGraw Hill 6th Edition Biology textbook.

Detailed, colorful, and handwritten notes including vocabulary and important points from Chapter 1 of the McGraw Hill 6th Edition Biology textbook.

Detailed, colorful, and handwritten notes including vocabulary and important points from Chapter 57 of the McGraw Hill 6th Edition Biology textbook.

Detailed, colorful, and handwritten notes including vocabulary and important points from Chapter 56 of the McGraw Hill 6th Edition Biology textbook.

Detailed, colorful, and handwritten notes including vocabulary and important points from Chapter 54 of the McGraw Hill 6th Edition Biology textbook.

Detailed, colorful, and handwritten notes including vocabulary and important points from Chapter 60 of the McGraw Hill 6th Edition Biology textbook.

SOHPIA INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY UNIT 5 MILESTONE 5 1 The I-PAT equation measures the impact of human activity on the environment. Why do small changes in one variable in the equation (e.g. technology, population, or affluence) have a big impact on the environment?  Changes in one variable may produce large impacts because all of the variables - affluence, technology, and population - are multiplied.  Changes in one variable may produce large impacts because all of the variables - afflu...

Biology II notes Intro to Ecology: The study of the interactions of living organisms with their environment. The goal is to understand the distribution and abundance of living things in the physical environment.