Chapter 19: Conventional Energy. 19.1 Energy Resources And Uses How do we measure energy? Fossil fuels supply most of the world’s energy What are the.
Sedimentary Rocks Deposited on or Near Surface of Earth by Mechanical or Chemical Processes.
1 Nitrogen Cycle Most of Nitrogen is in the atmosphere. 14 N = 99.6% 15 N = 0.4% Air is standard for 15 N Range is –20 to +20 ‰
Chapter 28 Notes Protists. Protists exhibit more structural and functional diversity than any other group of organisms. - all are eukaryotic - most are.
Chapter 19: Protists protozoan, alga, pseudopodia, asexual reprodution, flagellate, ciliate, sporozoan, spore.
CH. 21 Protists By: Brianna Shields April 27, 2006.
Dinoflagellates Geology 3213 Micropaleontology November 18 th, 2005 Ceratium lineatus Lauren MacLeod 100056772.
Energy Resources. Geothermal Energy: A Free Lunch? Environmental Problems of Geothermal Energy It is Finite Heat Sources Can Be Exhausted (Geysers, California)
The five largest mass extinctions in Earth's history occurred during:five largest mass extinctions 1.The late Ordovician period (about 438 million years.
How do humans affect the marine environment both directly and indirectly? For each effect, discuss how it affects a specific marine environment and why.
Chapter 10. Resources from the Ocean Floor Outline Types of Resources Types of Resources Petroleum beneath the sea floor Petroleum beneath the sea floor.
What Are Protists? Kingdom Protista “odds and ends” Eukaryotic organisms Heterotroph, autotroph, or decomposer.
