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Ecoregion and the Effects of Human Interaction

Objective :

Students will debate whether human are responsible to monitor populations.

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Related Connections:

Effects on the Food Chain
The Mathematics and Data Collecting Use to Monitor Populations
Using Biology to Determine Indicator Species
How Toxins Flow into Animal Habitats

Related Topics:

language arts/debate
language arts/speech
science/agriculture
science/biological and life sciences
social studies/current events/issues
social studies/human behavior

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