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    Cloud Fraction Map

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    According to the Cloud Fraction map, I think that Africa has an arid climate in the north and south. In between is more humid as the year goes on. If you reduced cloud fraction levels to less than 25% then I would expect for there to be less vegetation and the climate to be arid in the places that seen to be humid, based off of the Cloud Fraction map. I think the precipitation levels to be low if the cloud fraction is low. To help support my claim, I looked at the maps and where there is low…

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    Emergency Room Breach

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    “There has been a breach in the biosphere containment bubble,” Marc Announced, “We must fix the issue or the oxygen will leak faster, causing the breach to expand, killing us all.” We quickly went to the Emergency room and got suited up in our jet-packs. “The breach is small, and should…

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    composed of 78% nitrogen, but it cannot be used in its atmospheric form. Nitrogen is also found in sedimentary rock and bodies of water. Although the element is abundant it must be converted into a different form prior to entering the biosphere. To be cycled in the biosphere, nitrogen (N2) is converted into a usable form by nitrogen fixing bacteria found in legumes. When nitrogen moves from the atmosphere into the lithosphere Rhizobium bacteria living in symbiosis with these plants begin the…

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    Phosphorus Cycle

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    The phosphorus cycle is the biogeochemical cycle that describes the movement of phosphorus through the hydrosphere, biosphere, and the lithosphere. The phosphorus cycle is vital to life and mas multiple roles. The most important role of phosphorus is that it is the key component of DNA and RNA. Phosphorus is important for producing ATP. plants absorb phosphorus from the…

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    I am a 21-year-old graduating senior, majoring in General Science. I chose to change my major from Biological Sciences to General Science because it better suited the time frame of when I wanted to graduate. Upon graduation, I plan to pursue a graduate degree in a field other than Geology. Then, I plan to further my education and pursue a degree in the Master of Occupational Therapy. Occupational Therapy school requires a lot of biology courses, which explains why I chose Biological Sciences as…

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    Outline how the biophysical processes (e.g. food chains and food webs) maintain the function survival of the Australian forest you have chosen. The Biophysical processes, specifically biosphere and hydrosphere, help in maintaining the survival and function of the Daintree Rainforest. The biosphere involves all living things of earth, usually focusing on flora and fauna. The Daintree Rainforest is accustomed to over 3,000 plant species and many species such as marsupials and reptiles. This…

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    advancement, all point to the existence of these “geopolitically undercutting” trends. The subterranean trend which underlies a significant portion of Expulsions: Brutality and complexity in the Global Economy, is the trend of expelling individuals and biospheres which fail to contribute to the idea of growth in post 1980s advanced capitalism. After dissecting specific and distinct instances of expulsion, this trend very apparently underlies the current brutalizing system. Due to the various…

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    Relationships Pathogens have with Ecological Diversity The effect that pathogens have on the environment due to ecological diversity is great and complicated. The systems of between disease and species can change an ecosystem drastically and shake up the biosphere entirely. In this essay I will discuss how pathogen like those found in Plague inc. can impact biodiversity in our world today, and vice versa. One obvious consequence of deforestation is the loss of habitat for animals. But one…

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    The lobby of the lions This group is the eldest in the fortress and the biosphere, since the Spaniards stationary in obverse of him powerless to determine the confidences of his cascade, which was the aquatic out at convinced periods. There are twelve lion agate out of aquatic frequently, this cascade was disturbed since of the Spanish examination for this amazing consistency The Cascade, the Dark Cascade of the Marmara Basin, is the greatest roomy vestibule. It was constructed throughout the…

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    Part II of Thomas Friedman’s book Thank you for Being Late: An Optimist’s Guide to Thriving in the Age of Accelerations revolves around the accelerating forces of technology, globalization and climate change, which are driving the “Machine.” A term used by the author to describe “the world’s biggest gears and pulleys [that] are shaping events.” In chapter 6, Friedman uses “Mother Nature” as an umbrella term to refer to climate change, biodiversity loss and population growth and he argues that…

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