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Launch

Give an explanation to what is happening in the above graph that

shows a cow population? (where the arrow points)

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Catalyst Review Remember that if a population goes over

the carrying capacity there are not enough resources to support it

What happened in this case was that there were too many cows which ended up eating ALL the grass and not allowing enough to regrow so the population actually declined below the carrying capacity.

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A look ahead:

Wednesday- half day Friday- Review/Reteaching Next Monday- Review

Next Tuesday is the Unit Exam- start studying now!

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Producer- makes their own energy Tree

Herbivore- Eats only plants for energy Deer

Carnivore- Eats only animals for energy Frog

Omnivore- Eats plants and animals for energy Human

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Animal Diet Game

http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/content/animals/kidscorner/games/animaldietgame.htm

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General Fact

In a food pyramid, the shape of the pyramid tells you the different amounts of energy

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General Fact

Humans, as a whole, have a far greater impact on their environment than most species

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Why?

Use more resources than most organisms

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Problems

Global Warming Greenhouse effect Depletion of the Ozone layer Killing of harmless plants and

animals through pesticides Deforestation Using up non-renewable resources

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Criteria for negative effects on the environment

Uses non-renewable resources Drastically alters the ecosystem,

environment and cycles Can lead to species displacement

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Criteria for positive effects on the environment

Uses renewable resources Does not drastically affect the

environment Recyclable, reusable Maintains the desired ecosystem

interactions Does not disrupt cycles

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Examples

Nitrogen Cycle Food Web Pesticides