Environment-Richness Relationships in Ephemeral and Permanent Wetlands: Guided Inquiry with Graph Interpretation (Abstract) | TIEE

Name: Environment-Richness Relationships in Ephemeral and Permanent Wetlands: Guided Inquiry with Graph Interpretation (Abstract) | TIEE
Published: 2018-06-12
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Amanda M Little

doi:10.25334/Q4MQ2X

Environment-Richness Relationships in Ephemeral and Permanent Wetlands: Guided Inquiry with Graph Interpretation (Abstract) | TIEE

Author(s): Amanda M Little

University of Wisconsin-Stout

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An introduction to linear models using plant and animal richness-environment relationships in ephemeral ponds and permanent wetlands.

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introductory biology
species richness
aquatic ecology
fmn
DIG
environmental variation
habitat permanency
upper level wetland ecology

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