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   Evaluating Local Adaptation and Conservation with Life Tables

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   05 Sep 2024 | Contributor(s): Urmi Poddar, Jessica Coyle | doi:10.25334/NZKK-HS78

   This module contains a sequence of activities designed for an undergraduate ecology lesson on stage-structured population models or life tables that use published data. Two versions are provided: Version A emphasizes stage-structured population models and asks students to construct matrix models...

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   Lichen Niches and Distributions Lab Activity

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   14 May 2021 | Contributor(s): Jessica Coyle | doi:10.25334/SBG4-RM36

   This is a 2-part lab activity based on the EREN-NEON Flexible Learning Project: Lichens in Diverse Landscapes. Students conduct field surveys of lichen abundance near their homes and explore large-scale geospatial data on lichens and the environment.

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   Climate-Induced Shifts in California Butterflies

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   18 Feb 2021 | Contributor(s): Jessica Coyle | doi:10.25334/XH35-P213

   A module in which students generate and test hypotheses about butterfly species’ response to climate change in the Central Valley and Sierra Nevada Mountains of northern California using publicly available data.

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   Climate-Induced Shifts in California Butterflies

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   17 Jul 2020 | Contributor(s): Jessica Coyle | doi:10.25334/5QDG-2930

   A module in which students generate and test hypotheses about butterfly species’ response to climate change in the Central Valley and Sierra Nevada Mountains of northern California using publicly available data.

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   Malawian Aquaculture Pond Ecosystem Challenge

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   24 Jul 2019 | Contributor(s): Jessica Coyle | doi:10.25334/N0VP-BZ73

   This case study challenges students to design a pond that will provide supplemental food security to a rural Malawian village. In the process they apply concepts of primary and secondary production, trophic efficiency, trophic levels and sustainability.

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