'Canopy layer' presentation slideshows

Howler Monkey

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Rainforest Adventure!

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On the use of eddy-covariance and optical remote sensing data for biogeochemical modelling

Biogeochemical Model-Data Integration Group. Carbon Fusion International Workshop Edinburgh, May 2006. On the use of eddy-covariance and optical remote sensing data for biogeochemical modelling. Markus Reichstein, Dario Papale

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On the use of eddy-covariance and optical remote sensing data for biogeochemical modelling

Biogeochemical Model-Data Integration Group. Carbon Fusion International Workshop Edinburgh, May 2006. On the use of eddy-covariance and optical remote sensing data for biogeochemical modelling. Markus Reichstein, Dario Papale

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Amauri Pereira de Oliveira

Summer School Rio de Janeiro March 2009 2. PBL PROPERTIES. Amauri Pereira de Oliveira. Group of Micrometeorology. Topics. Micrometeorology PBL properties PBL modeling Modeling surface-biosphere interaction Modeling Maritime PBL Modeling Convective PBL. PBL PROPERTIES.

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Amauri Pereira de Oliveira

Summer School Rio de Janeiro March 2009 2. PBL PROPERTIES. Amauri Pereira de Oliveira. Group of Micrometeorology. Topics. Micrometeorology PBL properties PBL modeling Modeling surface-biosphere interaction Modeling Maritime PBL Modeling Convective PBL. PBL PROPERTIES.

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Tropical Rainforest

Tropical Rainforest. By: Rawan Soujaa Mai Phung. Our biome!. The map shows where tropical rainforests are located!. The green color places are the rainforests!. Animals living in the rainforest!. Birds Monkeys Jaguars Insects Snakes Etc ?. How do birds adapt to the rainforest?.

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Roughness Sublayer and Canopy Layer turbulent profiles over tall vegetation

Roughness Sublayer and Canopy Layer turbulent profiles over tall vegetation. Ricardo K. Sakai D. R. Fitzjarrald Matt Czikowsky University at Albany, SUNY. Surface Layer. Inertial sublayer. Cross section from Laser Vegetation Imaging Sensor (LVIS). Constant Flux. Roughness sublayer.

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LO: 1. To use atlases and globes to find the location of the main tropical rainforests.

LO: 1. To use atlases and globes to find the location of the main tropical rainforests. Extension: To use co-ordinates to locate rainforests. LO: 2. To label a diagram of the rainforest layers. LO:

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Grant, R.F. 1 , Baldocchi, D.D. 2 and Ma, S. 2

Ecological Controls on Net Ecosystem Productivity of a Seasonally Dry Annual Grassland under Current and Future Climates: Modelling with Ecosys. Grant, R.F. 1 , Baldocchi, D.D. 2 and Ma, S. 2 1 Department of Renewable Resources, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada T6G 2E3

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Tropical Rainforest

Tropical Rainforest. Adaptations of plants to the conditions in the tropical rainforest. Why Adapt. Adaptations help the plants in the rainforest to Get Sunlight, water, air or nutrients Not to be eaten Stay put Reproduce. Plants in the rainforest must adapt to the EQUATORIAL CLIMATE.

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Chameleons in the Rainforest

Chameleons in the Rainforest. James. Introduction.

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By Hayden Carpenter

Pygmy Marmosets. By Hayden Carpenter. There are five different groups of animals with vertebrates. These classifications are Mammals Reptiles Fish Amphibians Birds. The Classification.

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Layers of the Rain Forrest

Layers of the Rain Forrest. Write On Grade 4. Learner Expectation. Content Standard: 2.0 Interactions Between Living Things and Their Environment. The student will investigate how living things interact with one another and with non-living elements of their environment.

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Rainforest

Rainforest. By : Lucrecia B abatz. E cosystem. Rainforest is the ecosystem with more flora and fauna. It is a very misty place and with that it can have more flora. It can be found in some parts of Mexico, central and south America, in Asia and in Africa. In the areas around the Equator.

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Uncaged Quetzals

Uncaged Quetzals. The Quetzals live in the canopy layer of the rainforest in Central America . They eat lizards, bugs and insects when young. They also eat fruits, but mainly wild avocados when older .

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