PPT-Implications, adaptations & policies for economic development

Presented by Johann Bell This presentation is based on Chapters 12 and 13 in the book Vulnerability of Tropical Pacific Fisheries and Aquaculture to Climate Change edited by JD Bell JE Johnson and AJ Hobday and published by SPC in 2011. to life in a watery world. What is adaptation?. Lesson 3: Manatee Adaptations. Do manatees breathe under water?. Lesson 3: Manatee Adaptations. Whiskers: What are they for?. Lesson 3: Manatee Adaptations. Are changes in physical forms or behaviors brought about by natural selection that enable an organism to better survive in its natural habitat.. Many adaptations have to do with getting food and oxygen, moving or staying in one place. Outline . Introduction. Implication of climate change for tea. Socio-economic implications. The estate sector. The smallholder sector. Impact of climate change on the world tea market. Adaptation measures for tea cultivation. by: Catelyn Bradley, Tayli Sosa, Carynelle Espada, Jaden Kott. What are Behavioral Adaptations?. -Every organism has adaptations that help them survive.. -Behavioral Adaptations are things an animal does to survive.. . Plants have adaptations to help them survive. The cactus shows lots of desert adaptations. Long root systems spread out wide or deep for water. A cactus stores water in it’s spine. Some cacti have white hair to help shade the plant. Some plants have no leaves or small seasonal leaves that only grow after it rains. Plant adaptations.com . Hannah . Manderville. Structural Adaptations. The Earthworm has little hairs all over its body called chaetae (setae) to provide grip when moving through the earth. . The African Spiny Mouse has super thin skin which helps them survive by speeding up the healing process of cuts because it’s so thin. This also makes blood loss minimal.. @SherlockSigns Twitter account . ShannonMcKemie.com. . Bibliography : . 12 books, 22 journal articles. “It is an illusion that transmogrifies recognizable matter into an imagining; reality into a representation, life into a shadow” . Learning outcomes. Label some adaptations of animals to live in different environments (G). Recall how having these adaptations help the animal survive in their habitat (F). I can describe how these adaptation allow them to survive (E). By Madeline Smith. Adaptations. The Box jellyfish has the most deadly venom in the world, containing toxins. That attack the heart , nervous system , and skin cells!. Did You Know : the Box Jellyfish’s average height is 10 feet tall . AQUATIC ADATATIONS . . Primary Aquatic Adaptations. Secondary Aquatic Adaptations. Primary Aquatic Adaptations. . Streamlined Body . Lateral line for equilibrium. Nicitating. membrane is . presrent. . Based on Chapter 13 . Outline. Framework for adaptations. Win-win adaptations. Supporting policies . Adaptation decision framework. Lose-Lose. . X . X. Slides based on the book by Jäger/Springler: . Ökonomie der Internationalen Entwicklung. Eine kritische Einführung in die Volkswirtschaftslehre. Chapter 7:. The Geography of the Global Economy. Chapter 7: The Geography of the Global Economy. Eirian. Teague . bEFORE. WE START, AN INVITE TO reflect on your personal understanding of . asd. Presentation aims. To explore what is Autism Spectrum Disorder and recent developments related to the condition . A habitat is… . Something that a person is addicted to doing. . E.g. smoking. A place where an animal lives.. How an animal looks.. A desert habitat is…. Cold, dry and arid.. Hot, arid and empty..