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    Focus Questions: (Week 2)

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    Man has impacted the area through the creation of two large hiking paths that have eroded over time and increased litter from hikers and dog walkers. The limiting factors for plants are lack of space and nutrients as the existing grasses and plants use up all the available space and nutrients. For animals, the limiting factors are lack of food and shelter, as there is little for animals to prey on and most of the area provides little shelter besides a single bush.

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    Man has impacted the area through the creation of two large hiking paths that have eroded over time and increased litter from hikers and dog walkers. The limiting factors for plants are lack of space and nutrients as the existing grasses and plants use up all the available space and nutrients. For animals, the limiting factors are lack of food and shelter, as there is little for animals to prey on and most of the area provides little shelter besides a single bush.

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    Man has impacted the area through the creation of two large hiking paths that have eroded over time and increased litter from hikers and dog walkers. The limiting factors for plants are lack of space and nutrients as the existing grasses and plants use up all the available space and nutrients. For animals, the limiting factors are lack of food and shelter, as there is little for animals to prey on and most of the area provides little shelter besides a single bush.

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    Focus Questions: (Week 2)

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    Man has impacted the area through the creation of two large hiking paths that have eroded over time and increased litter from hikers and dog walkers. The limiting factors for plants are lack of space and nutrients as the existing grasses and plants use up all the available space and nutrients. For animals, the limiting factors are lack of food and shelter, as there is little for animals to prey on and most of the area provides little shelter besides a single bush.

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    Focus Questions

    (Week 2)

    1. What is mans impact in your area?


    In my area, I have large man-made paths as well as some litter. I have two large paths
    eroded over time by hikers in the park as well as dog-walkers from the nearby dog park. As a
    result of the paths, humans travel along the path and litter. I have found small fragments of
    plastic and other types of litter that pollute my area.
    2. What are the limiting factors in your area for plants? For animals?
    The limiting factors in my area for plants are space and nutrients. With such a large
    amount of grasses and small plants in my area, few new plants have space to grow. My nutrientpoor soil also limits the plants because my two main plants use up all the nutrients leaving few
    for smaller plants. The limiting factors for animals are lack of food and shelter. My site has very
    little to prey on leaving animals in the area to scour other sites for food. My site has a bush for
    shelter, but the majority is just short grasses leaving animals exposed to both the elements and
    predators.

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