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WATERSHEDS
BY BROCK NICHOLS
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Poytr
2.
SOIL
Composed of inorgantic particles, dead organic matter, air, and water
Pore spaces between soil particles store water, moves down into the saturated ground water or used by plants
Soil organisms include plants and algae, fungi, bacteria, protozoa, nematodes, insects, and more
When it rains, water filters through the soil, dissolves soil components, and carries them downward
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Starr Environmental
3.
SOIL
Diverse makeup allows soil to fullfill numerous ecological functions
Soil is found right under our feet
Substances that leach from soil may be carried into groundwater
"Only a small part of soil is related to geology..." (Waershed Study, pg. 2)
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reCreate texture
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GEOLOGY
Type of rock and soil in a watershedc directly influences the biology, chemistry, and hydrology
Streams flowing from volcanic mountains have low concentration of salt and other eroded solids
Some streams and rivers in Eastern Oregon and Washingto are "alkaline" because of geology
Geology is the study of the Earth
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angela7dreams
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GEOLOGY
Streams flowing through erodable rock have higher dissolved solids, & higher conductivity
Salt and other volcanic rock contain low nutrient concentrations and erode very slowly
"In general, alkaline waters have large macroinvertebrae populations..." (Watershed Study, pg.2
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Scott Ingram Photography
6.
PLANTS AND ALGAE
Are multi-cellular organisms
Require sunlight, carbon-dioxide, & water to produce carbohydrates
Phosphorus and nitrogen are also needed for growth
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55Laney69
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PLANTS AND ALGAE
Some plants have complex mechanisms for distributing their seeds
Use inorganic nutrient sources to produce the energy they need for life
"Plants aren't able to move to a new location..." (Watershed Study, pg. 5)
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dr_tr
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ANIMALS
Three Creeks Natural area is the habitat to animals
Species live here through their entire lifecycle
Buffer is important to a healthy watershed
Three Creeks is located in a suburban area
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VinothChandar
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ANIMALS
Wiping out oak trees and building roads would negatively affect animals
Three Creeks is a high-quality habitat
"97%of Willamette Valley Legacy White Oak have been lost." (Video)
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ghelm4747
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POLLUTION
Pollution can come from distinct locations, such as a factory
Pollution can come from many places spread over a large area
Toxic chemical pollution can poison aquatic animals & plants
Can cause human health problems such as cancer
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Billy Wilson Photography
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POLLUTION
Sediment pollution can cause the aquatic environment to change
Thermal pollution can decrease water's oxygen level and harm fish
"...water pollution comes from either a point or a non-point source." (pg.733)
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