Molles/Ecology - Ancillaries

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Chapter 20

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Legend: The greenhouse effect: heat trapping by Earth's atmosphere.
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Legend: Some causes and potential consequences of global environmental change.
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Legend: The Southern Oscillation Index shows the difference in barometric pressures between Tahiti and Darwin, Australia.
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Legend: Walker circulation, El Nino, and La Nina.
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Legend: Effects of the exceptionally strong El Nino of 1982 to 1983 on patterns of global precipitation.
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Legend: Sea surface temperature during (b) non-El Nino and (a) El Nino conditions.
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Legend: The El Nino of 1982 to 1983 created conditions for a trophic cascade.
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Legend: El Nino, La Nina, and population dynamics of the red kangaroo.
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Legend: Human and nonhuman sources of fixed nitrogen.
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Legend: Increase in nitrogen fixation by human processes during the twentieth century.
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Legend: Distribution of rain forest area by country.
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Legend: A 160,000-year record of atmospheric CO2 concentrations and temperature change.
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Legend: The Siple ice core provides a 1,000-year atmospheric CO2 record.
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Legend: Deviations from recent exponential increases in fossil fuel burning.
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Legend: The Suess effect.
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Legend: The U.S. Long-Term ecological Research (LTER).