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What did Lewis and Clark achieve?
Their expedition was the first to accurately report on the width of the American continent. Know one, before Lewis and Clark, knew exactly the size of the continent from east to west coast. They made notes on the flora and fauna, and took as many samples as they could. They made maps and named rivers, streams, and geographical landmarks. By exploring all the way to the Pacific, they established America's claim to the Northwest Territories. They met and recorded the various Indian tribes and their locations. They reported on the riches of the area and opened up the west for future exploration, study, and settlement.
How do archaeologist study prehistoric times why?
They study the past to know how or when we got into the world and also to know animals that lived in the past.They learn about the past because the past affects the modern day and how we think.
Scientists who study artefacts to learn about the past are called what?
Scientists who examine objects to learn about past people and cultures are known as archaeologists. They have played a very significant role in putting various issues about the early days into perspective.
What archeologist study?
They study past cultures.
What is the study of caves called?
The study of caves is called Speleology.
The study of fauna in spatial perspective?
biogeography
Is the study of fauna in spatial perspective?
Zoo geography
What is the definition of spatial perspective?
Spatial perspective is the study of a multitude of phenomena.
What is the difference between a spatial perspective and an ecological perspective?
Spatial perspective is to study something in terms of location, distance, and direction. Ecological perspective is to study something in terms of environment and social interaction.
What is the difference between spatial perspective and ecological perspective in geography?
Spatial perspective is to study something in terms of location, distance, and direction. Ecological perspective is to study something in terms of environment and social interaction.
Why do communities create zoos and botanical gardens?
To preserve, display and study flora and fauna.
Geographers use what type of perspective to study the world?
The Geographers to study the world use SPATIAL.
What could be some topics under flora and fauna?
Some topics on flora and fauna could be the study of a favorite animal, or a plant you have suddenly become fond of. I used to study killer whales. Did you know that they're actually a type of dolphin, not a whale?
What is the difference between the spatial and ecological perspective in geography?
Okay, this is easy. :)A Spatial perspective means to study something in terms of location, distance and direction.A Ecological perspective means to study something in terms of environment and social interaction.Hope this helped.. God Bless !~RLSC
A sentence using the word biome?
The science class created a biome to research and study. A biome is a community of flora and fauna in a certain habitat.
What does an biological oceanogragher do?
A biological oceanographer studies the flora and fauna of oceans in relation to the.Biological oceanographers and marine biologists study plants and animals in themarine environment.
What is the difference of science from biology?
Nothing. Biology IS a formof science. It's PART of science and it is the study of living things. (Animals: Fauna, Plants: Flora, and People),well the difference is that biology is a division of science.
