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Mark Bridges
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 พ.ย. 2012
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2016 field trip - carrying out a beach transect
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2016 field trip - carrying out a beach transect
Changing settlements - contrasting urban areas
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Changing settlements - contrasting urban areas
Energy security - relative importance of players
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Energy security - relative importance of players
Restless Earth - Corrections and development 2013
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Restless Earth - Corrections and development 2013
What makes one hazard worse than another
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What makes one hazard worse than another
Where have you been all my life 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Cheers Mark
Thank you. Helped me!
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Nice video.👌👌
Lol thx for helping me with my geography exam
Shout out all my geog mandem revsing 1 day before paper 2 #soonOver
I hate this but yep, cramming in the last bits of revision
If only this video is available in high quality I would appreciate much more..... Anyway thanks
nice vid I understand a lot more
I use to do AQA for gcse and now I am doing edexcel for A - level so I needed this info
thank you THANK you thank you for this upload
I'm might be 4YEARS late but I needed to know this information haven't been able to understand the difference but you have truly clarified it thanks so much for letting me know
I don't understand why you measure the distance between the two ranging poles like that. Shouldn't the measured distance be horizontal to the sea level? Please explain. My teacher hasn't been much help explaining the concept to me.
And I'm not going to be much use to my group in the field trip...
The poles are placed at the impacted and unimpacted thresholds. This has implications for granular metrics and compacted-ness. Between the poles is the disturbance ecotone. You might, per se, encounter crustose invertebrates of both halophyle (the impacted zone) and terrestrial types (the unimpacted zone) in the disturbance ecotone (e.g. sand flees AND beetles). If you're not interested it's one thing but on field work the greatest deeds lie in between humping huge sample caches from here to there and labouring over the samples throughout the custody chain. Do you live near nature?
three years ago....sheeesh!
@@lucusinfabula think you’re a bit late to that one mate
@@lucusinfabula should they not place the ranging poles between the same distance each time?
Incredible video
very helpful thank you!
Thanks for the video! Please could you go into a bit more detail about how energy pathways come into the importance of players. Thanks
Thanks loads, really helps with revision :D
BRILLIANT thanks!
The whether has no apparent pattern over here
Thank you for the information (although it's pretty much common sense). I've noticed much of ecology matches with common sense; ecology just gives it more strength by quantifying our common sense conclusions. For example, it's common sense these days that life requires water and hence were there is more water there is likely to be more organic lifeforms. It's funny how you mentioned rainfall does not have an easy pattern when compared to temperature. I agree with that living in AustraliaContinue
Wonderful.. made me prepared for my geography exam.. nice teaching
good information but calm down, it looks like you're fighting the air.
thanks!