Invitation to Oceanography

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Invitation to Oceanography, Eighth Edition introduces students to the key concepts from geology, chemistry, physics, and biology as they relate to ocean environments and processes. This comprehensive text helps students learn how scientists interpret data, taking raw knowledge and transforming it into real understanding. As concepts are explained and described with words and numbers, students can apply their learning using questions at the end of each chapter, including the Review of Basic Concepts, Critical-Thinking Essays, and Discovering with Numbers. A unique aspect of this edition is the introduction of Complexity Theory. This recent approach in science takes into consideration the cross-scale complexity of Earth’s ocean systems, notably the applications of panarchy and stability landscapes to unpack cross-scale (spatial as well as temporal) processes and expected outcomes in the future state of ocean systems. Complexity strategies provide students with tools to understand how people need to adapt to change, as well as to uncover feedback loops, self-organization, and emergence. An understanding of Complexity Theory promotes growth in adaptability, flexibility, and change. Introduces Complexity Theory a recent approach in science attempts to understand the cross-scale complexity of Earth’s ocean systems Includes case studies on the erosion of barrier islands, the pollution of estuaries, the collapse of fisheries, the bleaching of coral reefs, rising sea levels, and climate change Considers the ocean’s resources, the human presence in the ocean, and global climate change and the ocean Over 40 new photographs Updated tables and graphs on sea surface temperatures, fish catches, sea-level rise, pollution, and more Each new print copy includes Navigate 2 Advantage Access that unlocks the complete and interactive eBook, student practice activities and assessments, a full suite of instructor resources, and learning analytics reporting tools. Introduction to Oceanography Introduction to Marine Science Coastal Oceanography Discoverying the Ocean Environment Environmental Science Geography of the World's Oceans Marine Systems © 2021 | 598 pages Read more

ASIN B07XYFMWCR
XRay Not Enabled
ISBN13 978-1284205473
Edition 8th
Language English
File size 208.9 MB
Page Flip Enabled
Publisher Jones & Bartlett Learning
Word Wise Enabled
Print length 622 pages
Accessibility Learn more
Screen Reader Supported
Publication date October 10, 2019
Enhanced typesetting Enabled

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