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Instructor: Chester B. Zarnoch, Ph.D.
Email: Chester.Zarnoch@baruch.cuny.edu
Office Phone: (646) 660-6239
Office: 707, 23
Office hours: Thursday 1:00-2:00 or by appointment
Lecture: TTh 11:10-12:25 in room 3145 of the Vertical CampusInstructional Technology Fellow: Amanda Licastro
Email: amanda[dot]licastro[at]gmail.com
Office Hours: Mondays 12-3:00pm. I will hold office hours in VC 7235 in the cubicle marked 7230B. And virtual office hours via Google Hangout, chat, or Skype on Tuesdays from 12-3pm (email amanda.licastro@gmail.com to make an appointment).-
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- Spreading the Discussion on Biodiversity
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- The implications of our Top-Down Systems
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- A New Approach
- A Traditional Theory Reconsidered -Silliman 2002
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- It’s Not All About the Money
- “We stress again that this is only a starting point.”
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- Adding A Monetary Value to Nature
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Tag Archives: Bottom-up and top-down control
Bottom-Up? Think Again.
It all started at Sapelo Island, Georgia, a place that once was thought to provide the evidence to support the hypothesis that the marsh grass production is controlled by bottom-up forces. Now, due to the experimentation done by Silliman and … Continue reading
