Biodiversity Data Investigation
Investigate whether a species has declined, expanded or remained relatively stable using real distribution records, authoritative population evidence and assessed range…
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Explore real, location-specific food webs, build food chains, predict how a change ripples through a web, and test the model against observations from a real event (the 2010–11 Shark Bay marine heatwave or the return of wolves to Yellowstone). Look up recorded feeding interactions in the Global Biotic Interactions database.
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Investigate whether a species has declined, expanded or remained relatively stable using real distribution records, authoritative population evidence and assessed range…
Explore real Australian species occurrence data to investigate geographic distribution, changes through time, environmental associations and sampling limitations.…
Use real monarch observations and long-term monitoring data to investigate seasonal migration, population change, and relationships between biotic and abiotic factors.
Investigate real satellite-tracking data from green sea turtles to explore migration, habitat use and marine conservation. Follow individual turtles on an interactive…
Use the Education Universe 3D Earth to explore real-world examples of natural selection and investigate how environmental pressures change inherited trait frequencies…
Freely explore the anaemia investigation decision tree — MCV, reticulocytes, iron studies, B12 and folate, haemolysis markers and blood film — selecting any test in any…
Food Web Explorer is one of the licensed interactives in The Education Universe. This page describes it; teachers use it in lessons and classes with a licence or the free trial.