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This
program
provides
scientific
research
and
assessment
to
evaluate
the
effects
of
atmospheric
deposition
on
aquatic
and
terrestrial
ecosystems.
A
clickable
map
depicts
locations
of
acid
rain
monitoring
stations
by
state.
This
site
also
contains
reports
presenting
data
on
acid
rain
trends
and
monitoring
efforts
as
well
as
research
performed
on
acid
rain
accumulation
values.
Information
is
also
available
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The
objectives
of
this
lesson
plan
are
twofold:
to
have
students
understand
the
benefits
and
problems
associated
with
fire
and
to
understand
the
role
that
fire
plays
in
maintaining
healthy
ecosystems.
Emphasis
throughout
the
lesson
plan
is
placed
on
manager-ignited
prescribed
burns
and
natural
fires,
and
their
relevance
and
importance
to
various
types
of
fire-adapted
ecosystems
such
as
chaparral,
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This
networked
laboratory
simulation
provides
an
environment
in
which
students
can
select
from
hundreds
of
standard
chemical
reagants
and
combine
them
in
any
way
they
see
fit.
Instructors
may
use
this
environment
in
a
variety
of
settings
including
student
homework,
group
projects,
computer
lab
activities
and
pre-
and
post-lab
exercises
to
support
varied
approaches
to
chemical
education.
Activities
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This
virtual
field
trip
to
Stone
Mountain
Georgia
includes
both
a
narrative
and
photographs
of
such
features
as
flow
banding,
tourmaline
pods,
and
several
types
of
xenoliths.
Intrusive
granite
and
diabase
dikes
are
shown
at
both
the
east
quarry
and
old
route
78
locations
where
products
of
weathering
such
as
saprolite,
kaolinite,
halloysite,
and
gibbsite
reside.
Photographs
of
an
area
of
the
east
quarry
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This
activity
gives
students
an
opportunity
to
learn
about
the
elements
created
in
the
cores
of
high-mass
stars
by
fusion
reactions.
They
will
discover
that
all
stars
start
by
burning
hydrogen
and
end
up
creating
many
heavier
elements
inside
their
cores,
elements
that
will
be
released
into
space
when
it
dies
in
a
supernova
explosion.
Students
associate
a
layer
with
an
element
that
is
being
produced
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At
this
site
students
will
learn
that
in
addition
to
making
elements,
supernovae
scatter
them.
They
learn
that
the
elements
that
are
made
both
inside
the
star
as
well
as
the
ones
created
in
the
intense
heat
of
the
supernova
explosion
are
spread
out
into
the
interstellar
medium.
These
are
the
elements
that
make
up
stars,
planets
and
everything
on
Earth
including
ourselves.
Except
for
hydrogen
and
some
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This
lesson
focuses
on
the
possible
release
of
methane
from
methane
hydrates
to
the
atmosphere
and
the
potential
impact
of
these
releases
on
global
warming,
particularly
how
they
might
be
involved
with
the
Cambrian
explosion
and
the
Paleocene
extinction
events.
Students
will
use
online
resources
to
research
these
events
and
to
learn
what
methane
hydrates
are
and
how
they
might
contribute
to
global
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In this lesson, students will compare and analyze the difference in deep-sea sediments to find out why the sediment all over the seafloor not exactly the same. As they study these differences, students will learn to compare and contrast similar ocean sediment samples, use the computer as a learning tool, and identify different variables that affect deep-sea habitats and organisms.
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This
bioluminescence
activity
will
help
students
to
understand
how
animals
produce
and
use
light
in
the
deep
ocean.
Students
will
describe,
compare,
and
contrast
bioluminescence,
fluorescence,
phosphorescence,
and
chemiluminescence.
They
will
explain
the
role
of
three
major
components
of
bioluminescent
systems
and
will
explain
how
three
organisms
use
bioluminescence.
In
addition,
students
will
discuss
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This
Park
Geology
site
provides
links
to
tours
of
individual
National
Parks,
Monuments,
and
Recreation
Areas
with
caves
and
other
karst
features.
Where
appropriate,
park
sites
contain
park
geology
information,
maps,
photographs,
geologic
research,
related
links,
visitor
information,
multimedia
resources,
and
teacher
features
(resources
for
teaching
geology
with
National
Park
examples).
The
list
includes
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