On a cold, rainy, and stormy day in Scotland.
Studying with my favourite blanket, a hot water bottle, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium lo-fi squid playlist really is the best way to study.
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On a cold, rainy, and stormy day in Scotland.
Studying with my favourite blanket, a hot water bottle, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium lo-fi squid playlist really is the best way to study.
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AP Biology: Ecology Review (pt.3)
Bio Word of the Day:
Genetic drift
Change in the frequency of an allele in a population due to natural selection
Not very esthetically pleasing pictures, but I had a super productive morning studying for my Population Ecology exam this Friday! Rewrote my in-class notes and made a definitions&formulas overview to use as a cheat sheet. Also I noticed it's easier to remember stuff from lectures when I use the same pen. I hope it will help me on Friday as well 😥
*laughs in 128GB of RAM*
(excerpt from Brownie et al. 1993)
Crotalaria longipes is an endangered plant endemic to Kolli hills. It is one of the fifteen species listed in the Red Data Book of Indian plants. Initially field visits were made to locate the plant at Kolli hills. The general field observations revealed that the distribution of this species is limited to a very narrow range, the Kolli Hills, Tamil Nadu, India. C. longipes was found in association mostly with Lantana camara, and Solanum pubescens. The extent of occurrence and the area of occupancy of C. longipes were calculated from the map. The extent of occurrence was found to be 24-sq. km. and the area of occupancy was approximately 4 sq. km. Two populations of Kolli hills, were taken up for a detailed population study. Hundred plants from both populations were sampled. It was found that nearly twice the number of seedlings was found in population 2 than in population 1. There were no plants of height more than 4 m in population 2. Seekuparaipatti population was denser than the Solakadu population. Mature plants were 13 and 22 in number in Solakadu and Seekuparaipatti populations respectively. The leptidoteran insects associated with these plants indicated to the presence of pyrrolizidine alkaloids in these plants. Germination of seeds at the site was very low. Seeds were brought to the laboratory and acid scarified which helped in germination. The germination percentage obtained was 85.3 and 86.6 in population 1 and population 2 respectively. The gene bank stored seed (germinated after scarification after a year) exhibited a slight reduction in the germination (79 and 81 in population 1 and 2 respectively). The status of C. longipes was analyzed using the IUCN criteria (Mace and Stuart,1994). The probability of extinction was calculated based on the population reduction, extent of occurrence, number of mature individuals and the population estimates. The plant was given the status of critically endangered. Human influences on populations were also studied. The local perception about this plant was studied and the locals were encouraged to conserve this plant.
my theory for why affluent people still live in gotham city
The reason why there isn’t a mass exodus out of gotham is because, as in line with the locations set in batman v superman, gotham and metropolis are right beside one another. And every once in a while, the people in gotham can see like, superman fighting a giant alien space ship or giant monsters and think, “damn i’m lucky i’m from gotham. the worst we got is some psycho clown”