Epidemiology
New Urban Ecology
Lagging Ecology
Biology Chapter 1
Biology Chapter 2
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The most important cause of respiratory infection in young children worldwide, infecting virtually every child in the first few years of life.
What is RSV.
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How was the science of ecology born?
What is because the science of ecology was born from the expansive curiosity of the biologists of the late 19th century who wished to understand the distribution abundance and interaction of the Earth's organism.
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This study is in front of ecology in view of lagging.
What is biology.
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This is the study of nonliving and living parts of the environment and how they affect organisms.
What is ecology.
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This is the ability of populations of living things to spread from a central place into others.
What is dispersal.
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This is the type of virus an RSV virus is known as.
What is respiratory.
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This is the traditional way to look at or examine an ecology.
What is how it balances by primary production.
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This is the amount of money the National Sceience Foundation's biocomplexity initiative is expected to pour over the next few years.
What is 50 million dollars.
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This is made when all the food chains in a community are connected together.
What is a food web.
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This is the nonliving part of an ecosystem.
What is abiotic.
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This is a substantial threat to hospitalized patients despite the availability of a relatively effective vaccine and two classes of drugs shown to prevent infection in clinical trials.
What is the influenza.
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How was the ecology theory adapted to include humans?
What is there is no better place than a city to tests a hypothesis and test predictions than one attempts to adapt theory to include humans.
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This is the main reason as to why ecologists have failed to distinguish form from substance.
What is hypothetico-deductive research.
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This is the process that converts carbon dioxide into organic compounds, especially sugars, using the energy from sunlight.
What is photosynthesis.
300
This is the living part of the ecosystem.
What is biotic.
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This infection is not as substantial a problem as RSV and influenza but it can have seriuos sequelae in premature neonates and children with chronic diseases or imminosuppression.
What is the rhinovirus.
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This is a new way of assessing ecosystem dependence.
What is the footprint concept.
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This is the what PCR is.
What is a breakthrough of first order, akin to the discover of a new phenomenon in physics.
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The bottom of a food web is usually consisted of this type of organism.
What is a producer.
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This is any biotic or abiotic factor that can affect the growth of populations.
What is the limiting factor.
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This common sickness symptoms include nasal congestion, a scratchy throat, a fever, a headache, and a dangerous cough. Here is a picture of what you might look like if you had it. http://www2.scholastic.com/content/images/articles/sn_ts/sn_ts_022309_hdr.jpg
What is the common cold.
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Can ecology theory be extended to study new forms of change and disturbance.
What is that one way to do so is to analyze human disturbance regimes to know ecological regines.
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What is the fundamental difference between the successful life science and the environmental science.
What is that life sceience and biomedical research has developed ideas about how things work whilst ecology has retained a focus on what is.
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This substance makes up all matter.
What is an atom.
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This is the marate at which reproduction increases the population.
What is birthrate.
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