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Environmental Biology (Behavioral Ecology (Major Motivations (Eating,…

- - - - Blow from the tropical high-pressure belts to the low-pressure zone at the equator.
    - - Where two opposite winds meet via Coriolis effect
    - - In the mid-latitudes of the northern and southern hemispheres.
  - - - Coniferous forest (Wet to moderately dry and sub-polar) {Canada}
      - Temperate Forest, Deciduous (wet and temperate) {East Texas}
      - Tundra (wet to dry, polar desert) {Poles}
      - Rain Forest, Tropical (wet and tropical) {Brazil}
      - Grassland (moderate moisture, temperate)
      - Savannah (Wet to moderately dry and topical) {Africa}
      - Shrubland (Moderately dry, temperate)
      - Chaparal (Moderately dry, tropical) {Southern California}
      - Temperate Desert (West Texas)
    - - Saltwater
        
        More Aquatic life with much more diversity and adaptions
      - Freshwater
- - - - Flat-line of the logistic curve represents K, or Carrying Capacity
      - Begins as an exponential function but levels off
    - - Increases without bound assuming unlimited resources
      - Curved, rather than linear
  - - - Cities, Anthills
    - - Pollen, Fish eggs, Trees
    - - Farming, Fairy Rings
  - - - 24 acres required for first-world countries
      - 2.5 acres required for third-world countries
  - - - Natural Disaster
      - Loss of food
    - - Predation
      - Territoriallity
      - Compitition
      - intrinsic
      - Disease
      - Toxic