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    Science Study Notes An electrically uncharged object is neutral. Conduction is not a method of charging an object. If electric charged stay in one spot‚ they are said to be static. In charging by induction‚ when a negatively charged rod is brought near a metal leaf electroscope the electrons in the electroscope move away from the rod. A statement that is not part of the Law of Electric Charges is that neutral objects are attracted to uncharged objects. The purpose of a GFCI is to protect people from

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    Brazilian Rainforest

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    Pantera libra: Masters of the Silent Kill The Brazilian Rainforest is home to a myriad of exotic animals‚ each equipped with their own fair share of abilities to survive in the wild. There are one thousand seven hundred species of birds‚ six hundred ninety-five amphibious species‚ six hundred fifty-one species of reptiles and five hundred seventy-eight mammalian species (Butler‚ 2014). In Brazil resides one-third of the world’s rainforests‚ which is nestled right around the Earth’s equator (Butler

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    and correlation analyses between biotic and abiotic factors of the Old Chelsea stream BIO2129 Section Demonstrators: October 1‚ 2014 Department of Biology Hypotheses Water quality parameters such as pH‚ dissolved oxygen‚ seston‚ water temperature etc. are important variables in the abundance and diversity of benthic macroinvertebrates of the Old Chelsea stream. Therefore‚ it can be hypothesized that pH and dissolved oxygen have a direct correlation on biotic factors within the stream. Furthermore

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    adaptation in its relationship with another organism. This evolution that happens in response to the changes in the biotic factors of the ecosystem is called co-evolution. The habits or changes in one organism in an ecological relationship create a pressure that drives changes to another. Therefore‚ evolutionary changes in organisms due to changes in temperature‚ water and other abiotic factors are not co-evolution‚ even if changes happen simultaneously in organisms that are in a specific ecological

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    Ecology Report on Manly Dam

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    is an important ecological site. The whole catchment incorporates this bushland‚ urban areas (including recreational areas) and commercial developments. The extent of the urban development is increasing which is in turn applying pressure to this ecosystem. The status of the water system can be established into three trophic classes‚ eutrophic‚ mesotrophic and oligotrophic. This status was observed at a number of different sites within the catchment area‚ at varying closeness to human population and

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    the elements‚ reduces the habitat buffer‚ and in turn creates less optimal habitat for species in the fragment (Morrison et al.‚ 2006). This process‚ called edge effect‚ decreases the quality of the habitat and increases the potential risks abiotic and biotic influences‚ like natural disasters‚ pollutants‚ and invasive species‚ impacting the habitat (Johnson‚ 1999; Arroyo‚ 2000). An example of edge effect in southern California is the plant called Cap ivy; it invades once suitable interior habitat

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    The Tundra

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    Pole. The tundra is located at the top of the world‚ near the North Pole. It covers a fifth of the Earth’s surface . The climate of the Tundra are among Earth’s coldest‚ harshest biomes. Tundra ecosystems are treeless region found in the Arctic and on the tops of mountains where the climate is cold. The Biotic Factors are Moss‚ Sedges‚ liverworts‚ grasses‚ arctic foxes‚

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    inhabiting a specific area. ❖ The biosphere consists of all the environments that take place on Earth‚ including most regions of land‚ most bodies of water‚ as well as the ecosystems that combined to help make up the biosphere. ❖ An ecosystem consists of all the living things in a particular area—abiotic and biotic—where the entire array of organisms that inhabit are called a community. ❖ A community includes many kinds of trees and plants‚ as well as animals. All of the individuals

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    The composition of ocean water fluctuates continually as a result of its biotic and abiotic influences‚ whereas the closed system present in aquarium tanks is controlled to within a very narrow range. In cetacean captivity‚ the tank ecosystem cannot sustain itself. There is an absence of foreign life‚ through a lack of producers and consumers and the filtration mechanism‚ both of which prevent a bionetwork

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    water molecules at colder temperatures. When temperatures rise‚ the molecules move around more‚ and gases‚ such as dissolved oxygen are able to escape. In ecology‚ abiotic components are nonliving chemical and physical environmental factors in the ecosystem that influence and affect the organisms living within it (Dictionary.com‚ 2009). Biotic factors are created by living organisms within the environment which are affected from the interaction of organisms. Such factors are predation‚ mutualism and commensalism

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