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Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
For our examination of the ocean in this class, I am re-using materials from my oceanography course.
The oceanography course uses a different system for labeling topics. The purple text below shows the oceanography topic codes.
Note that the oceanography Units have questions in them. You do NOT have answer the questions in these Units; you do NOT have to submit your answers to these questions. That being said, the questions are supposed to draw your attention to key ideas in the Unit reading assignments, so it may be useful to pay attention to the questions and look for their answers.
21a - Ocean Resources & Services (labeled 13A)
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
21b - Ocean Ecosystem Basics (Phytoplankton) (labeled 10A-1)
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
21c - Estuaries & Wetlands (labeled 6B)
(Note: You do not need to read anything after sections on estuaries & wetlands at the beginning of the Unit.)
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
21d - Coral Reefs (labeled 10D)
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
21e - Kelp Forests (labeled 10E)
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
21f - Fishing & Aquaculture (labeled 13C)
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio - Study Guide
For our examination of the climate change in this class, I am re-using materials from my oceanography course.
The oceanography course uses a different system for labeling topics. In my oceanography course, climate change is topic 12A (not Unit 28), so this is what you will see on the materials.
Note that the oceanography Units have questions in them. You do NOT have answer the questions in these Units; you do NOT have to submit your answers to these questions. That being said, the questions are supposed to draw your attention to key ideas in the Unit reading assignments, so it may be useful to pay attention to the questions and look for their answers.
Unit 12A-1: The Greenhouse Effect Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio
Unit 12A-2: Global Warming Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio
Unit 12A-3: Other Factors Affecting Global Climate Reading Assignment - Lecture Slides - Audio