Nutrient export is likely to increase because most of the nutrients are stored further erosion of soil Trees the atmosphere, so removal of trees this carbon sink. Soil moisture will decline because evaporation from the clear-cut land will With the loss of the main plummet. , and and structural components of the ecosystem, biodiversity will

Drag and drop the appropriate labels onto the cross section of the Cut Bank below the Highlevel/LRT bridge along the south face of the North Saskatchewan River Valley. Be sure to identify all the items indicated by placing the correct markers in the boxes to the right of the photo. Hints about some the units below: 1) Unit above the brown/tan sediment layers with broken red fragments scatted throughout. Also has many tree roots within it. 2) Brown/tan sediments layered in thin units. 3) Single chalky white/grey layer which is softer then the brown/tan sediments. 4) Brown/tan sediments layered in thin units. 5) Highly vegetated shoulder. 6) Cobbles and gravels at the waters edge.

Compare the nitrogen and phosphorous cycles. How are they similar? How are the different? How does the breakdown of organic matter impact both cycles? How would the recycling of nutrients be different in a cold, dry desert compared to a warm, wet rainforest?

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