CW2:9238 - Revision history

Instructor Bob: graded

Instructor Bob — Fri, 05 May 2006 20:32:32 GMT

graded

Jalcst-9238 at 21:32, 17 February 2006

Jalcst-9238 — Fri, 17 Feb 2006 21:32:39 GMT

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	'''C) What %is loss of forest in the Bay area? How may tress and plant species are in the bay area?'''		'''C) What %is loss of forest in the Bay area? How may tress and plant species are in the bay area?'''
	''35% loss and 50 tress and 2,700 plants.''		''35% loss and 50 tress and 2,700 plants.''
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		+	'''D)What are the functions of the Forest?'''
		+	''protect water quality,provide habitats,and improve air.''
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		+	'''''E)'''Autotrophs-plants or self feeders Heterotrophs- animals or other feeders''
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		+	'''F)''' ''the loss is not enough food for heterotrophs not enough plants 8,000lbs = 1lbs of fish to make oxygen''
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		+	'''G)''' ''Human actions that disturb water flow ex. dams,leves,and canals''

Jalcst-9238 at 21:24, 17 February 2006

Jalcst-9238 — Fri, 17 Feb 2006 21:24:25 GMT

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-	B)	+	'''B)What are the functions of wetlands?'''
		+	''To filter and control flooding''
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		+	'''C) What %is loss of forest in the Bay area? How may tress and plant species are in the bay area?'''
		+	''35% loss and 50 tress and 2,700 plants.''

Jalcst-9238 at 21:20, 17 February 2006

Jalcst-9238 — Fri, 17 Feb 2006 21:20:22 GMT

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	{{catagories:9238}}		{{catagories:9238}}
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		+	==Chesapeake Bay Ecosystems==
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		+	'''A)What are wetlands? How are they characterized? What are some types of wetlands?'''
		+	''Lands that are transitional between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems and are covered with water for at least part of the year. By their water type and by vegitation. Estuarine, emergent, forested wetlands and shrub wetlands.
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		+	B)

Jalcst-9238 at 21:09, 17 February 2006

Jalcst-9238 — Fri, 17 Feb 2006 21:09:14 GMT

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		+	{{Graded}}
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	==Chesapeake Bay Ecosystems==		==Chesapeake Bay Ecosystems==

-	'''A)What are wetlands? How are they characterized? What are some types of wetlands?'''	+	'''A)What are wetlands? How are they characterized? What are some types of wetlands?''' {{OK}}
	''Lands that are transitional between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems and are covered with water for at least part of the year. By their water type and by vegitation. Estuarine, emergent, forested wetlands and shrub wetlands.		''Lands that are transitional between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems and are covered with water for at least part of the year. By their water type and by vegitation. Estuarine, emergent, forested wetlands and shrub wetlands.
	''		''

-	'''B)What are the functions of wetlands?'''	+	'''B)What are the functions of wetlands?'''{{OK}}
	''To filter and control flooding''		''To filter and control flooding''

-	'''C) What %is loss of forest in the Bay area? How may tress and plant species are in the bay area?'''	+	'''C) What %is loss of forest in the Bay area? How may tress and plant species are in the bay area?'''{{OK}}
	''35% loss and 50 tress and 2,700 plants.''		''35% loss and 50 tress and 2,700 plants.''

-	'''D)What are the functions of the Forest?'''	+	'''D)What are the functions of the Forest?'''{{OK}}
	''protect water quality,provide habitats,and improve air.''		''protect water quality,provide habitats,and improve air.''

-	'''''E)'''Autotrophs-plants or self feeders Heterotrophs- animals or other feeders''	+	'''''E)'''Autotrophs-plants or self feeders Heterotrophs- animals or other feeders''{{OK}}

-	'''F)''' ''the loss is not enough food for heterotrophs not enough plants 8,000lbs = 1lbs of fish to make oxygen''	+	'''F)''' ''the loss is not enough food for heterotrophs not enough plants 8,000lbs = 1lbs of fish to make oxygen''{{OK}}

-	'''G)''' ''Human actions that disturb water flow ex. dams,leves,and canals''	+	'''G)''' ''Human actions that disturb water flow ex. dams,leves,and canals''{{OK}}