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    Introduction An ecosystem is a community of living organisms (plants‚ animals and microbes) in conjunction with the nonliving components of their environment (things like air‚ water and mineral soil)‚ interacting as a system.[2] These biotic and abiotic components are regarded as linked together through nutrient cycles and energy flows.[3] As ecosystems are defined by the network of interactions among organisms‚ and between organisms and their environment‚[4] they can be of any size but usually

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    Agricultural problems in Pakistan and their solutions IMPORTANCE: Economy of every state depends upon 3 sectors i.e. agriculture‚ industry and commerce. These three are interconnected with each other as the progress or retrogress of one sector effects the other two. Pakistan is an agricultural state thus agriculture gains are of much importance than any other sector. Importance of this sector is manifold as it feeds people‚ provides raw material for industry and is a base for foreign trade

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    Washington are already seeing the effects of ocean acidity on their oyster products. They have been experiencing death rates up to eighty percent in their larvae‚ which is much higher than normal (Atkin). This is all due to using the highly acidic seawater to grow them. This market is worth up to $280 million each year‚ which could be lost because of the drop in pH levels of

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    causing a rapid change in earth’s climate. One of the major changes currently happening on earth is the melting of the polar ice caps. Major impacts relating to the melting of the polar ice caps include changes in ocean temperature‚ changes in ocean salinity‚ sea level rise/ flooding‚ changes in ocean circulations‚ loss of biodiversity‚ and loss of ecosystems as well as their services. All of these impacts could lead to devastating consequences for many

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    This is very high. The maximum salinity in a healthy waterway is 500 µs/cm which indicates that the salinity of Bulimba creek is too high. With a high conductivity level‚ less oxygen will be dissolved therefore resulting in organisms not able to survive. In typical circumstances‚ the roots of native plants absorb most water

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    Which of the two lines (A or B) shows the correct relationship between the frequency of Paramecium’s vacuolar contractions and water salinity? Explain why. Line A shows the correct relationship between the frequency of Paramecium’s vacuolar contractions and water salinity. The greater the pond salinity of the medium where Paramecium is placed‚ the less there will be the formation of contractile vacuole per

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    Biology  243  Winter  2015  –  Results  &  Discussion  Assignment   30  marks  total  (3%  of  course  grade)   DUE  DATE:  The  beginning  of  your  scheduled  lab  during  the  week  of  March  30  (Lab  10)   This  assignment  is  based  on  an  experiment  that  you  carried  out  in  collaboration  with  a   group  of  students.  Cooperation  with  members  of  your  group  can  continue

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    6 acres. Today‚ the Great Salt Lake is connected to Utah Lake by the Jordan River. The Great Salt Lake is the biggest salt-water lake in the U.S. and is know as America’s Dead Sea. The Great Salt Lake contains 25% salt‚ more than eight times the salinity of the ocean‚ which contains 3% salt. Despite the many water deposits‚ the lake has no rivers that flow out of it. The only way for water to leave the lake is to evaporate out‚ which is one reason why it is so salty. When Lake Bonneville covered

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    essential for aquatic life (Esteves‚ 1998; Ferreira et al.‚ 2011). Rise in salinity increases the release of phosphate into the water column (Pereira Cardozo et al.‚ 2011; Gireeshkumar et al.‚ 2013). In water‚ inorganic phosphate levels are dependent on both external sources and also from the release of trapped in sediments (García and de Iorio 2003). Nitrate and phosphate demonstrated an insignificant negative correlation was salinity in the feeder canal and Pond 4 and a similar observation was recorded

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    “With reference to at least ONE ecosystem you have studied‚ explain the biophysical interactions which lead to diverse ecosystems and their functioning” An ecosystem is the interaction between biotic and a biotic features. Each element of an ecosystem relies on one another in order to maintain the ecosystem. The interacting biophysical elements include the atmosphere‚ lithosphere‚ hydrosphere and biosphere. This is shown at the Towra Point Estuarine Wetlands ecosystem‚ located on the southern

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