| Central Question: How can geographic analysis be used to discover spatial relationships between taxa? Guiding Thought Question: Based on what you have seen from the study of Biogeography has it been more biology or geography? Or an equal combination of the two? Explain your reasoning. Today's Learning Objective: Students will learn about the processes of Panbiogeography by covering methodology in notes and then putting that into practice by completing a Panbiogeographic analysis of the Rhinocerotidae genus. |  |
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emma
12/13/2021 08:58:54 am
it's a good mix of both, but I think it's more biology because "why things live where" has to do more with how species adapt and biological makeup than anything else. Leave a Reply. |
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