Humans and their Environments
Short summers: arctic biology
Lecture 1029 Sep 2022
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snow, ice, rock
tundra, river meander
June, 75 degrees N
July, 75 degrees N
vegetation
perennial grasses
low perennials
very small, very old
underground shrubs
underground shrub
heat-trapping butterflies
many-year-old caterpillar
black spruce monoculture
some broadleaf trees
cylindrical crown
low sun
midnight sun
arctic lemming
short-tailed weasel
weasel teeth
weasel molars
arctic fox
wolves
wolf carnasials
snowy owl
skuas
skua fertilizer
insectivores
insectivore chicks
bird food
sandpipers
Eider ducks
Eiderduck creche
champion migrator
sea birds
seals
musk ox
gregarious musk oxen
slow decomposition
caribou/reindeer
antlers?
ptarmigan
ptarmigan in winter
ptarmigan caecum
ptarmigan caecum
ptarmigan gizzard stones
ptarmigan crop
ptarmigan lunch
bears
bear litters
salmon runs
coal
mastodont
mammoth
Iclandic countryside
Iclandic countryside
Iclandic countryside
Volcan Orizaba, Mexico
Volcan Popcatapetl, Mexico
Chilean andes
tussock plants
tussock plants
guanacos
guanaco teeth
spring in a cold world
snow melt edge
snow melt edge
even under the snow
a wool skirt
glaciers on mountains
barren glaciated now
barren glaciated now
oak, 2400 m Costa Rica
4,500 m, Venezuela
a dandelion forest
a dandelion woolly tree
even woolly leaves
photosynthesize?
solufluction
solufluction