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| boat with a lot of fishing lines attached to the back, would catch albatross and waste fossil fuels |
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| nets several miles long and several feet deep that would accidentally catch mammals, specific gil nets would catch gil |
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| Deep nets that drag across ocean floor and catch anything in the way (like cod) |
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| Big circular net that would close shut, caught dolphins along with tuna |
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| P/E < 1 (calcium and magnesium), deserts and prairies |
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| P/E > 1, forests grow in this |
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| social language created by a particular culture's condition |
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| narrative from a single point of view that assumes to offer the only accurate version of history |
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| attempts to share the meanings cultural practices had for people |
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| family dynamics, leisure activities, sexual practices |
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| any interaction between two species |
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| one benefits, one is neutral |
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| wetland with cattails, grassy, wet all year long |
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| Giant Reedgrass (Phragmites) |
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| must be 12.5 acres minimum, exhibit some common wetland plants, have gray (anaerobic) soil, be more underwater than not (inundation) |
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| favors conifers, very acidic, more organic detritus on top because of colder temperatures |
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| slightly drier soil, found in west, likely for more fires, roots are underground, grows corn |
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| south to equator, really warm and acidic, little organic matter, very productive |
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