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CARIBBEAN NATIONAL FOREST VS. GUÁNICA STATE FOREST BIOL3009-130 Prof. Llera July 6 th , 2012. Alexandra Díaz Andrea Colón Angelin Figueroa Charlene Rivera Edwin J. Alvarado Nicolle Rosa
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Caribbean National Forest VS Guanica State Forest

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Page 1: Caribbean National Forest VS Guanica State Forest

CARIBBEAN NATIONAL FORESTVS.

GUÁNICA STATE FOREST

BIOL3009-130Prof. LleraJuly 6th, 2012.

Alexandra DíazAndrea ColónAngelin Figueroa Charlene RiveraEdwin J. AlvaradoNicolle Rosa

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INTRODUCTION

Two very different ecosystems. Biodiversity determining factor

for ecosystems’ value. Biomass accumulation.

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BIODIVERSITY

Degree of variation in organisms within a biome, an ecosystem, or an entire biosphere.

Harsh conditions shaped ecosystems.

Proximity to shoreline. Diverse zootomy and phytotomy.

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FLORA

Sub-forest species. Plant adaptations. Diversity. Pollution.

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FAUNA

Ecological compensation. Mimicry. Habitat. Behavior. Endangered species.

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CLIMATE

Diverse temperatures and precipitation.

Humidity vs. Aridity Global Warming. Climate shift.

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CONCLUSION

G.S.F. is more diverse than the C.N.F.

Climate duality. Location. Fauna. Flora.

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INDIVIDUAL MEMBER IMPACT

Bird survivability at G.S.F. Human conscience. Plant adaptation to resist aridity. Plant use for basic needs. Human influence: use vs. abuse Wind shearing.