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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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HIPPO

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habitat destruction invasive species population pollution overharvesting

#2
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temp in troposphere

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cools as it rises because fewer molecules

#3
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temp in stratosphere

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warms as it rises because exothermic reaction with UVb and oxygen

#4
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Temp in mesosphere

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cools as it rises because not enough oxygen

#5
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temp in thermosphere

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warms as it rises because of xrays and gamma rays 4deg/1000m lapse rate

#6
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atmosphere layers

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troposphere stratosphere mesosphere thermosphere

#7
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main wind cells

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Hadley Ferrel - westerlies Polar - easterlies

#8
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moist adiabatic lapse rate dry adiabatic lapse rate

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6 degrees/1000m 10deg/1000m

#9
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physiological adaptations to heat

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conserve water reduce heat reduce water loss

#10
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physiological adaptions to cold

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small, dense pubescence - insulation succulent (heat capacity) reflective - parabolic to flower

#11
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Freshwater systems

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lotic and lentic

#12
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lotic system

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unidirectional continuous physical change river continuum concept spatiotemporal heterogeneity species response

#13
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two energy input types

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autochthonous allochthonous

#14
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5 factors of continuous change in river

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slope volume oxygen content temperature energy input

#15
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energy input at headwaters of river

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mostly autochthonous from surrounding trees, consumed by shredders Oxygen high, temp low, PS/R <1

#16
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spatiotemporal heterogeneity

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five factors never the same at any two points. energy inputs lead to this. no single river bioms

#17
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species response to RCC

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relative abundance changes, no single river biome

#18
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Lentic system

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light absorption spatiotemporal heterogeneity species response

#19
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light absorption in lentic system

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reds absorbed at top of ocean, then blue red and blue absorbed in lake, green and yellow left

#20
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spatial zones in lentic system

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euphotic: littoral and limnetic profundal benthic

#21
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euphotic

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zones with light

#22
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littoral

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shoreline trophic levels, periphyton eaten by grazers -> fish -> piscivore

#23
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limnetic

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pelagic - not near shore 4 trophic levels (phyoplankton, zooplankton, fish, pescivore)

#24
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compensation point

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where respiration = photosynthesis