BIOL 215 Lecture Notes - Lecture 24: Water Vapor, Industrial Revolution, Keeling Curve
25 Jan 2018
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Material from mid-term to end plus 1 question on first part. (90% her part, 10% Short answer (no multiple choice) - some basic calculationshasve to understand ehab) graphs/make graphs. Brandon - says it"s a pretty straightforward exam. **have to be super time efficient for this exam** For the book: just read the power point/parts that were complicated read about it. If no page listed, read the entire chapter. No list of equations - have to remember them. Looked over cycle of nitrogen/phosphorous: water also cycles, ch. Impacting our lakes: acid precipitation: so2 and so4, from industrial processes, transported by ocean, not a global, but regional cycle, consequence of acid rain: change in lake ecosystems, changes the lake"s ph, ex. It acidifies it: terrestrial biosphere (without humans, vegetation: uptake by plants and release through respiration, humans tempering with it now. Natural controls: main natural controls: photosynthesis and respiration, at natural state: accumulating carbon.
