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Unit 1: Environmental History
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Essential Questions:
What has our world looked like over geological time?
How do the conditions in our current climate compare to the history of our atmosphere?
What research methods are used to determine this information?
Outline:
Ecological concepts:
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Geologic Time
Individual, Population, Community, Ecosystem, Biome, Biosphere
Apex Predators and Keystone Species
Trophic Levels
Biodiversity
Edges, matrices, corridors, and environment destruction
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Recycling: Ecocycle
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How did we come by this information?
Research and dating methods and supporting information
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Warm-Ups:
Unit I: Environmental History Warm-ups
Unit I: Environmental History Warm-ups
Notes:
Unit I: Environmental History
Unit I: Environmental History
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