BIOL 350 Study Guide - Final Guide: Runaway Climate Change, Ecological Footprint, Biocapacity

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Biology
• Course: BIOL 350
• Professor: Lonnie William Aarssen

Document Summary

Illustrate this using a simple labeled graph, and describe the main factors that are used to assess the magnitude of these two indices for a given country. Also, describe the main factors that affect whether a country falls within the acceptable" values for these indices: the data show that human societies can have an acceptable human index (above the 0. 8 threshold) This is affected by population size and the availability of technology: one common misconception about biological evolution is the claim that evolution is not science because it is not observable or testable". Explain the main arguments considered in biol 350 that refute this claim. Rang extensions for many selected species matching human migration patterns. Pesticide resistance: the more we apply pesticides, the more resistant insects become and continue to breed amongst themselves, non-resistant insects are killed off and only the resistant insects survive and reproduce. Primate brain size follows predictably from body size.