Environmental Science: Brianna
by Brianna Chicarelli
1. Biome
1.1. Temperate deciduous forest
1.2. Coniferous forest
1.3. Desert
1.4. Tundra
1.5. Freshwater
1.5.1. Aquifer
1.5.2. Wetlands
1.5.2.1. Erosion
1.6. Marine
1.6.1. Desalinization
1.6.1.1. Water Purification
1.7. Grasslands
1.8. Rainforest
2. Food Web
3. Ecosystem
3.1. Abiotic Factors
3.2. Biotic Factors
4. Population
4.1. Population Growth
4.2. Population Growth Rate
4.3. Exponential Growth
4.4. Limiting Factors
4.5. Carrying Capacity
5. Community
6. Species
6.1. Threatened Species
6.2. Endangered Species
6.3. Indicator Species
7. Water Pollution
7.1. Point Source
7.2. Non-Point Source
7.3. Organic Pollutant
7.4. Inorganic Pollutant
8. Watershed
8.1. Impermeable
8.2. Runoff
8.3. Urbanization
9. Organism
10. Food Chain
10.1. Trophic Levels
10.1.1. Producer
10.1.2. Primary Consumer
10.1.3. Secondary Consumer
10.1.4. Tertiary Consumer
10.1.5. Decomposer
11. Biodiversity
11.1. Species Biodiversity
11.2. Genetic Biodiversity
11.3. Ecosystem Biodiversity
11.4. Hot Spots
12. Ecological Succession
12.1. Primary Succession
12.2. Secondary Succession
12.3. Stages
12.3.1. Pioneer Species
12.3.2. Climax Community