Analysis Questions: Questions & Answers on page 18
1)
There are seven general traits for PNW forests. Which of these do you see evidence for at our
site? Give specific examples.
2) There are two disturbance events in the history of our site that are visible to us today. What are
they and what evidence is there that we can see at our site?
3) How do the trees we surveyed fit into the overall food web of our site? Draw a picture to
support your answer.
Analysis Questions: Questions & Answers on page 18
1)
There are seven general traits for PNW forests. Which of these do you see evidence for at our
site? Give specific examples.
2) There are two disturbance events in the history of our site that are visible to us today. What are
they and what evidence is there that we can see at our site?
3) How do the trees we surveyed fit into the overall food web of our site? Draw a picture to
support your answer.
Analysis Questions: Questions & Answers on page 18
1)
There are seven general traits for PNW forests. Which of these do you see evidence for at our
site? Give specific examples.
2) There are two disturbance events in the history of our site that are visible to us today. What are
they and what evidence is there that we can see at our site?
3) How do the trees we surveyed fit into the overall food web of our site? Draw a picture to
support your answer.
Analysis Questions: Questions & Answers on page 18
1)
There are seven general traits for PNW forests. Which of these do you see evidence for at our
site? Give specific examples.
2) There are two disturbance events in the history of our site that are visible to us today. What are
they and what evidence is there that we can see at our site?
3) How do the trees we surveyed fit into the overall food web of our site? Draw a picture to
support your answer.
Analysis Questions: Questions & Answers on page 18
1)
There are seven general traits for PNW forests. Which of these do you see evidence for at our
site? Give specific examples.
2) There are two disturbance events in the history of our site that are visible to us today. What are
they and what evidence is there that we can see at our site?
3) How do the trees we surveyed fit into the overall food web of our site? Draw a picture to
support your answer.