Green Generation B/C
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CulturallyScientific
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Re: Green Generation B/C
Ack! I'm so sorry for the late response, but bernard is right. Your turn!
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Re: Green Generation B/C
Describe commensalism, mutualism, and parasitism, and provide an example for each.
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Mutualism: when both organisms benefit, ex: humans and bacteria living in their digestive systems; Commensalism: when one organism benefits and the other is not affected, ex: barnacles living on a whale; Parasitism: one organism benefits and the other is harmed, ex: cowbirds lay their eggs in other birds' nests, this is called brood parasitism
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So collapse.
Crumble.
This is not your destruction.
This is your birth." --n.t.
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Exactly what I was looking for! Your turn!megan wrote:Mutualism: when both organisms benefit, ex: humans and bacteria living in their digestive systems; Commensalism: when one organism benefits and the other is not affected, ex: barnacles living on a whale; Parasitism: one organism benefits and the other is harmed, ex: cowbirds lay their eggs in other birds' nests, this is called brood parasitism
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megan
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What are the two types of ways that we can classify estuaries?
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Crumble.
This is not your destruction.
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So collapse.
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This is your birth." --n.t.
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Re: Green Generation B/C
megan wrote:What are the two types of ways that we can classify estuaries?
Based on water circulation, and based on geomorphology?
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megan
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Correctc-trast wrote:megan wrote:What are the two types of ways that we can classify estuaries?Based on water circulation, and based on geomorphology?
Your turn!"For a star to be born, there is one thing that must happen: a gaseous nebula must collapse.
So collapse.
Crumble.
This is not your destruction.
This is your birth." --n.t.
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So collapse.
Crumble.
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This is your birth." --n.t.
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Aww yeahh.
"Describe in situ and ex situ bioremediation. In what conditions would you have to use ex situ and not in situ?"
"Describe in situ and ex situ bioremediation. In what conditions would you have to use ex situ and not in situ?"
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In situ bioremediation is on-site decontamination of soil or water, keeping it cleaner but taking longer to do than ex situ. Ex situ bioremediation is the decontamination of soil or water that has already been pumped or excavated from the ground, risking a low-quality cleanup but going quickly. In both cases, oxygen is put into the soil/water while removing any toxins. Ex situ is necessary if certain dangerous toxins are present.
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Good stuff.
Oh, it's your turn now.
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Oh, it's your turn now.
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