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Final Paper Outline
During Week Three, you will complete an outline of the final assignment. Refer to the complete instructions for the Final Paper, which can be found below or in the Components of Course Evaluation section of this guide.
The outline should be written in complete sentences and detailed enough to meaningfully address all sections that will be covered in your Final Paper. In addition, include a minimum of four scholarly sources (i.e. academic journal articles). The sources should directly support the development of content in the paper. Be sure to write everything in your own words and do not rely on direct quotes to develop content or express your ideas.
Outline of the Final Paper – Ecosystems and Community Structure
Final Paper – Ecosystem and Community Structure
The final paper will combine the ecological concepts from the course under one analysis: ecosystem and community ecology. The overall objective is to understand how the biotic and abiotic factors influence the physical and biological structure of ecosystems and the communities within them. This knowledge is fundamental for developing effective policy and managing wildlife and habitats.
To begin the assignment, select one of the following ecosystems. Then, address the questions below. Analyzing ecological communities can be accomplished by taking apart all of the physical and biological pieces that make up an ecological community, and then relating them back to one another in order to understand how they interact to form a functioning system. Conclude the paper with an assessment of human impacts on your selected ecosystem and how this will affect the ecology and future adaptation capabilities of the species in your community. Reference your textbook and a minimum of six scholarly sources (i.e., academic journal research articles) to provide examples and evidence that support your main points.
Before beginning the assignment, be sure to read Chapters 16 through 18 carefully, and to learn more about specific ecosystems, review Chapters 23 through 25 in the course text (Smith & Smith, 2015).
Step 1: Choose one ecosystem to analyze.
Step 2: Address the following points in your paper.
The Final Paper – Ecosystem and Community Structure
ATTACHED IS THE GRADING RUBICS PLEASE REVIEW AND DOUBLE CHECK TO MAKE SURE ALL PARTS OF THE ASSIGNMENT IS MET. ATTACHED ARE THE CHAPTERS THAT WILL HELP WITH THE ASSIGNMENT. WHAT EVER TOPIC YOU CHOOSE WILL BE USED FOR THE FINAL PAPER. MUST HAVE FOUR (4) RESOURCES PLUS THE TEXT BOOK FOR A TOTAL OF FIVE (5) RESOURCES. AS SEEN ABOVE IS THE FINAL ASSIGNMENT ALONG WITH REQUIREMENTS FOR THE OUTLINE TO HELP GUIDE YOU. JUST NEED THE OUTLINE FOR THIS BUT BE PRRPARED FOR WHAT THE FINAL ASSIGNMENT WILL BE LOOKING FOR. MAKE SURE IT IS DONE ON TIME SO AS THERE WILL BE TIME IF A REVISION IS NEEDED.WHOM EVER DOES THIS WILL ALSO BE DOING THE FINAL PAPER.
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