| Central Question: What factors lead to the change in biomes and what impact does that have on distribution? Guiding Thought Question: Take a look at the satellite imagery of the Aral sea to the right. The left side shows the Aral Sea as it was in 1989, the right side shows it in 2014. Theorize what could have possibly happened that would have caused it to undergo such a drastic change between 1989 and 2014. Today's Learning Objective: Students will investigate the ecological effects of humans on biomes and their locations by completing an inquiry based investigation of the North American Prairies and then taking notes on some of the geographic human and natural factors. |  |
|
26 Comments
Detavernier
1/15/2020 07:45:02 am
I think the main reason for this change would be pollution in the ocean.
Lauren
1/16/2020 12:23:38 pm
Climate change probably caused the sea to dry up.
Sydney
1/16/2020 12:25:42 pm
I think that desertification is the reason for the big difference in the two photos.
avery wagoner
1/16/2020 12:25:50 pm
erosin man. It wore down the banks and the water simply flowed away and spread out
Stock
1/16/2020 12:26:26 pm
Used for farming
paige
1/16/2020 12:26:33 pm
a severe drought.
Forget
1/16/2020 12:26:42 pm
I think that climate change has caused a drought by the Sea that caused it
Kyler Harvey
1/16/2020 12:26:56 pm
did it have something to do with the amount of salt on the body of water? or maybe its swam away
monroe
1/16/2020 12:27:01 pm
humans used up resources and caused global warming as well as any tectonic changes that could've occurred
nellie
1/16/2020 12:27:30 pm
climate change probably caused the lake to evaporate over time
Grace Carey
1/16/2020 12:27:36 pm
The land that the Sea used to lie on has dramatically risen, pushing the water out of the basin. Overuse of the sea also would be a factor to make the water level decrease.
Abby
1/16/2020 12:29:03 pm
The sea could have dried up because it was drained to use for farming and drinking water, or it could have dried up due to climate change.
Hannah Cochran
1/16/2020 12:29:13 pm
Drought and warmer climate are possible explanations.
Figs Ju
1/24/2020 07:41:21 am
Dessertification
Gwen Carl
1/24/2020 07:41:27 am
Drought could have caused the water to dry up and climate change could have caused the drought
Evan Newhouse
1/24/2020 07:41:59 am
There could be desertification or other climate changes that caused the water to dry up.
Jerusalem
1/24/2020 07:42:16 am
Climate change duhhhhh
Skipper
1/24/2020 07:42:33 am
Climate change and it taking water
Nawal Zahid
1/24/2020 07:43:06 am
Reasons for this change include drought and an increasing temperature in the surrounding area.
Fatima
1/24/2020 07:43:12 am
climate change caused a drought
Arbuckle
1/24/2020 07:43:40 am
If the climate were to become warmer or if the water was over used it could have dried up. Another reason could be land changes over time such as erosion.
Blake
1/24/2020 07:43:56 am
There are a lot of factors that could have played into this. It could be erosion, climate change, but in my opinion a drought.
Smith
1/24/2020 07:44:40 am
Warmer temperatures caused a drought and then it began to dry up.
Dylan Baker
1/24/2020 07:45:47 am
The warming of the earth could have caused the water to evaporate
peterson
1/24/2020 07:46:58 am
could've been a dam that was built that stops the water from getting to the sea
Jackson Henning
1/24/2020 07:50:10 am
climate change or erosion could've wore down a portion of it allowing it to flow out into another area. The glacier could've carved at it or the water itself Leave a Reply. |
Ecological Biogeography ForumWelcome to the Forum! Here is where you will be answering your daily warm-up questions. Please do not enter your last name for privacy reasons, and you may use a nickname if you would like (Just make sure Mr. Tredinnick is aware of the nickname you are using). Write out thoughtful responses to the forums on the days they are assigned. If you miss a day please take it upon yourself to complete the Forum you missed. Each Forum has the targeted Learning Objective(s) there so you can see what the focus of the day's class will be. Archives
February 2020
Categories |
RSS Feed
