ugust group would be more interested in analyses that
include humans in the process and looking at those actions as hors-naturae
Esat Atikkan
From: Erin Cleere
To: ECOLOG-L@LISTSERV.UMD.EDU
Sent: Monday, September 2, 2013 9:27 AM
Subject: Re: [ECOLOG-L] Human
look at established dogma. Not necessarily disown
them, but reevaluate them.
Esat Atikkan
--- On Fri, 6/10/11, David L. McNeely wrote:
From: David L. McNeely
Subject: Re: [ECOLOG-L] EcoTone: Speaking of species and their origins
To: ECOLOG-L@LISTSERV.UMD.EDU
Date: Friday, June 10, 2011,
changing, why is it blieved the biota of the various
localities will remain unchanged. International trade, globailzation, and like
activities are conducive to such introductions and it would be through such new
thinking that the issue would receive a fresh understanding.
Esat Atikkan
y students) opens up research to chase down the facts.
Not sure if it truly applies to material that we acquire via the media, but
caveat emptor does come to mind.
Esat Atikkan
ellectual', any
extrapolations to societal parameters may become invalid upon review of such
definitions?
Esat Atikkan
he list could go on like this with ecology depending at times on other
sciences for some of its fundamental principles . yet that is no differnet
from numerous other sciences.
The F=ma may be absent but 'competitive exclusion', the rule that about the
occupation of niches as well as othe
go through shifting
baselines. Now it remains to be seen what the new baseline is and how it
compares to the preceding one.
E. Esat Atikkan, Ph.D.
Adj. Prof., Biology
Montgomery College, Rockville
Rockville, MD, 20850
USA
--- On Wed, 8/11/10, David M. Lawrence wrote:
From: David M. Lawrence
S
/other factors acting outside of the dead
algae model, or such factors acting synergistically.
The more concrete answer is: are there studies that quantify the nutrient
levels, the expected algae that would generate, and the O2 needed to decompose
that biomass of algae.
Esat Atikkan
ould be to estimate the actual amount of such algae reaching
the bottom, and the quantity of O2 it would take to decompose (via bacteria).
Is anyone aware of such a quantification?
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William Silvert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just to hit the first point, the reason wh
x kicks
in or increases at certain threshholds (not easy, granted). Thus the sales tax
on a vehicle would be x% up to say $20,000, increasing to a higher value beyond
that value. It is like the gaz guzzler tax.
It is notable that 3-4 states get along without sales tax.
E. Esat At
ourse
and related courses.
The conclusion may not be statistically significant, but the correlation has
been obvious.
Esat Atikkan
E. Esat Atikkan, Ph.D.
Adj. Prof., Biol.
Montgomery College, Rockville
51 Manakee St
Rockville, MD 20850, USA
Malcolm McCallum <[EMAIL PROT
s of new parasites, though not necessarily involving
humans may also be topical
Regards
Esat Atikkan
Cheryl Schultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I teach the General Ecology course at our campus. This is a required course
for all biology majors. Often more than 2/3 of the students enter t
Sounds like airline service of recent, with luggage limitations that seems to
frequently get lost!
I remember when one dressed up to get on an airliner; I guess airliner should
be demoted to airplane.
Regards
Esat Atikkan
E. Esat Atikkan, Ph.D.
Adj. Prof., Biol., Montgomery
me of the sealevel rise.
All of these can be shown with simple tools - in a
water filled tray, using clay to simulate land of
various 'shoreline forms', just add ice originating
from land. It's fun too.
Esat Atikkan
--- "James T. Conklin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
&
Burning EtOH or biodiesel will still add CO2 to atm
Esat Atikkan
"Ron E. VanNimwegen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello ECOLOG-ers,
These are excellent points, and another is worth considering: if we
divert our energy harvest from ancient to contemporary carbon sources,
n deranged or degraded ecosystems?
How much perturbation, be it acute, like an episotic event (hurricane, etc.)
or chronic, including anthropogenic, does it take to facilitate aline to
invasive transition?
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Maybe greater reproductive success. Or more importantly, enhanced reproductive
success of offspring.
Esat
E. Esat Atikkan, Ph.D.
Adj. Prof., Biol
MC-Rockville
Rockville, MD, USA
isabella capellini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Perhaps human intelligence and h
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