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24.09.12 apes-main wiki

AP Environmental science

APES Resources 2023-2024 Weblog Documents Texts  Videos Labs Audio AP exam prep   PDF archive  Weblog modules archive  Physics server weblogs 2002-2022 Physics server APES resources Download Glosario.pdf (application/pdf, 10.6 MB) Additional migrated files Fil...

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Chapter 4 outline: weather

AP Environmental science

APES notes atmosphere, weather see also frog book 15.1 (atmosphere) and 6.1 (biomes) Three ways heat energy moves: Radiation: no medium needed, e.g. light Conduction: contact Convection: matter in motion Summary: Solar radiation passes through the atmosphere R...

Chapter 3 outline: energy and matter

AP Environmental science

Chapter 3 Modules 6-8 Movement of energy and matter Module 6: Movement of energy Biosphere-all life Producer (also primary producer) gets energy from sun or heat directly, also known as autotrophexample: grass Photosynthesis: CO2 + water + energy (heat or ligh...

Semester 1 notes

AP Environmental science

Chapter 3 Modules 6-8 Movement of energy and matter Module 6: Movement of energy Biosphere-all life Producer (also primary producer) gets energy from sun or heat directly, also known as autotrophexample: grass Photosynthesis: CO2 + water + energy (heat or ligh...

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AP Environmental science

Chapter 3 Modules 6-8 Movement of energy and matter Module 6: Movement of energy Biosphere-all life Producer (also primary producer) gets energy from sun or heat directly, also known as autotrophexample: grass Photosynthesis: CO2 + water + energy (heat or ligh...

Chapter 4 Weather

AP Environmental science

APES notes atmosphere, weather see also frog book 15.1 (atmosphere) and 6.1 (biomes) Three ways heat energy moves: Radiation: no medium needed, e.g. light Conduction: contact Convection: matter in motion Summary: Solar radiation passes through the atmosphere R...

Module 12: Land biomes

AP Environmental science

Look:Here's what we learned so far: Now look at this map, and compare with your trusty globe: See the pattern?Pay close attention to cause and effect: onshore moist air from the Pacific ocean hits the mountains near Seattle=rainy there onshore moist air from t...

Module 13: Aquatic biomes

AP Environmental science

Recall terrestrial biomes are defined by temperature and precipitation (rain)Aquatic biomes are by definition underwater, so they are defined by  Depth: how deep is the deepest part, how much photosynthesis is possible Distance from shore: shallow water has mo...

Frog book Chapter 6: Biomes

AP Environmental science

Frog book: biomeselephants and biodiversity carrying capacity-new term biome: climate and plant/animal life errors in ch.6-where? Fig 6.3 NPP: biomass after respiration (rate which primary producers convert energy to biomass)tropical rain forest-canopy (layers...

Module 09: Atmosphere

AP Environmental science

Circulation modules: Module 9: Heating of the earth Module 10: Air circulation Module 11: Ocean circulation Module 9 heating of the earth Tropo (top) sphere-heated by contact with earth, where most weather occurs Strato (high) sphere-cooler, where commercial a...

Module 10: Air currents

AP Environmental science

Module 10 Air currents and Water stuff Relative humidity: the amount of water in the air at a certain temperature, relative to the maximum it could hold at that temperature (RH). You can blow on the room sensor and see this rise. Absolute humidity: true amount...

Module 11: Ocean currents

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Mod 11 ocean currents Check this out: Verify on windy.com again: https://www.windy.com/?20.002,-155.533,5 Notice that the north pacific currents flow clockwise, south pacific counter clockwise. why? There are places with little forward current, so they become ...

Module 14: Biodiversity

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Mod 14: Biodiversity: (see also chapter 7 in Froggie book) Species: a particular type of organism Population: a group of individuals of a given species, at one place and time Evolution: inherited changes in the population of organisms over time Natural Selecti...

Module 15: Evolution

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Three conditions must be met: Genetic variation (mutation) Some stress that favors this variation (adaptation) Survivors procreate, pass on the variation (reproduction) Genotype: set of genes (dominant and recessive) Phenotype: traits expressed in a living cre...