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There Are Three Major Types of Deserts
有沙漠的三個主要類型
A desert is an are where evaporation exceeds precipitation.
Annual precipitation is low and often scattered unevenly throughout the year. During the day, the baking sun warms the ground is the desert. BUT at night, most of the heat stored in the ground radiates quickly into the atmosphere .Desert soils have 1ittle vegetation and moisture to help store the heat and the skies above deserts are usually clear. This explains why in a desert you may roast during the day but shiver at night.
沙漠是蒸發超出降雨雪的地方。
每年降雨雪是低和參差不齊地整年經常驅散。 日間，烘烤太陽溫暖地面是沙漠。 但是在晚上，在地面存放的大多數熱迅速放熱入大氣。漠土有極少植被，並且幫助的濕氣存放熱和在沙漠之上的天空通常是確切。 這解釋在沙漠為什麼在白天像在烤，但是在晚上卻冷得發抖。
A combination of low rainfall and different average temperatures creates tropical, temperate, and cold deserts.
低降雨量和不同的平均溫度的組合產生熱帶、溫帶、寒帶漠土。
Tropical deserts, such as the Sahara and Namib of Africa, are hot and dry most of the year . They have few plants and a hard, windblown surface strewn with rocks and some sand. They are the deserts we often see in the movies.
熱帶沙漠，例如撒哈拉大沙漠和非洲的Namib，是熱和乾燥的。他們只有少量植物，表面散布岩石和一些沙子。 他們是我們在電影經常看見的沙漠。
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Dropped leaves, fallen trees, and dead animals decompose quickly because of the warm. moist conditions and hordes of decomposers. This rapid recycling of scarce soil nutrients explains why little litter is found on the ground. Instead of being stored In the soil, about 90% of plant nutrients released by decomposition are taken up quickly and stored by trees, vines, and other plants. This is in sharp contract to temperate forests where most plant nutrients are found In the soil. This helps explain why rain forests are not good places to clear and grow crops or graze cattle on a sustainable basis.
由於氣候溫暖潮濕，所以掉落的葉子、樹和動物屍體就會迅速被分解。
迅速回收解釋了為什麼一點廢棄物能在地面上土壤營養素中被找到。
而不是被存放在土壤中，有90％植物營養速被吸收分解，然後迅速的被樹、藤等植物吸收。多數植物養分是在森林土壤中被找到，這解釋了為什麼雨林不能被消除也不能用來種植穀物。
So far, at least half of these forests have been destroyed or disturbed by human activities and the pace of destruction and degradation of these centers of terrestrial biodiversity is increasing.
Ecologists warn that without strong conservation measures, most of these forest will probably be gone within your lifetime, and with them perhaps a quarter of the world's species. This will reduce the earth's biodiversity and help accelerate global
warming by eliminating large areas of tree that remove carbon dioxide From the atmosphere.
到目前為止，至少一半這些森林因人類活動，破壞了地球生物多樣性。而這些破壞仍就持續當中。生態學家警告，如果不採取保護措施，多數這些森林將在您的終身之內消滅世界的種類四分之一。 消除大面積的樹林將減少地球的生物多樣性和幫助加速全球暖化。
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4）4-5 to 5-1(p71-80)Health Alert: Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs)
這是關於基因上修改過的食物的一則重要消息和人類健康和我們的行星生物圈的涵義。
這些技術未適當地被測試，並且我希望您做您自己研究問題。
這些技術未適當地被測試，並且我希望您做您自己研究問題。
3）4-2 to 4-4(p66-71)Measuring the Ecological Niche of an Organism
鹽水蝦以後測試不同的有選擇性的壓力的這個實驗室，我們能確定蝦怎麼起了反應對他們的根本性並且體會適當位置。 我們使用的有選擇性的壓力是輕和極端。 分析對聯盟的光和溫度刺激的蝦的行唯為影響使我們定義種類特徵和評估他們的健身。
2）3-7 to 4-1(p59-66) Landuse Planning and GIS
此影片是在介紹如何使用地理資訊系統來規劃城市
使用了檀香山作為說明 如何是使用此系統來規劃
這個影片在解釋天擇和演變
1）3-6(p54-59) p55-2-2+3 課文翻譯(兩段)
Only about 0.024% of the earth's vast water supply is available to us as liquid freshwater in accessible groundwater deposits and in lakes,river,and streams. The rest is salty for us to use ,is stored as ice,or is too deep underground to extract at affordable prices using current technology
We alter the water cycle by withdrawing large amounts of freshwater , clearing vegetation anderoding soils, polluting surface and underground water, and contributing to climate change (red arrows and boxes in figure 3-18)
地球上好大的水資源,其中大約0.024%是給我們使用.因為淡水處存在容易取得的湖-河中,其他的水資源都是存放為冰或者在深地下,如果我們要提取這些水資源,以現今的技術,我們需要耗費太多金錢和技術資源. 當我們改變水的週期,消除植被和腐蝕土壤,就會有相當的淡水受到影響,會汙染地下水源,進而造成氣候的變化.
We alter the water cycle by withdrawing large amounts of freshwater , clearing vegetation anderoding soils, polluting surface and underground water, and contributing to climate change (red arrows and boxes in figure 3-18)
地球上好大的水資源,其中大約0.024%是給我們使用.因為淡水處存在容易取得的湖-河中,其他的水資源都是存放為冰或者在深地下,如果我們要提取這些水資源,以現今的技術,我們需要耗費太多金錢和技術資源. 當我們改變水的週期,消除植被和腐蝕土壤,就會有相當的淡水受到影響,會汙染地下水源,進而造成氣候的變化.
2008年12月12日 星期五
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