Species distributions are the result of ecological factors and
evolutionary history. Discuss the effect of global...
Species distributions are the result of ecological factors and
evolutionary history. Discuss the effect of global climate change
on the species distributions (be very specific!!!)
1. Discuss ecological change in the Americas. Topics could
include changes among animal species, ecological damage caused by
humans, and the introduction of new crops into the Americas.
Address the biological and cultural exchange between Europeans and
the Native Americans.
2. Compare and contrast the reasons and motivations for the
settlement of each of the five main colonies and describe the
relationship of each of the five settlements with the Native
Americans of that region.
1. Discuss the implications of the spread and change of species
distributions after the retreat of the Pleistocene glaciers for
evolutionary changes in species and for the species composition of
ecological communities.
2. Describe the major mass extinctions over geological time.
When did each occur? What was the most probable cause for each mass
extinction event? What is the evidence to support each cause? How
does the background rate of extinction over most of geological time
compare to our current...
1. How might global warming alter the geographic distributions
of species? Specifically, how would animals that live at various
latitudes respond to global warming?
Choose a global company and a single market in which it
operates.
Discuss the factors that constitute the economic environment of
this type of business.
Explain why it is important to understand when markets are at
different stages of economic development.
Explain how the World Bank’s four-category classification
system, which measures gross national income (GNI), adds value to
an organization.