This document discusses several locations known for their health benefits and climates, including Boka Kotorska, Montenegro which has a Mediterranean climate with mild winters and long, warm summers. It describes the spa towns of Igalo and Pranj which utilize peloid mud, mineral water, and other treatments for diseases like respiratory issues and rheumatism. The Dead Sea is then covered, noting its high salt content, unique ecosystem, and use of mud for skin and rheumatic conditions.
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Privredni i sportski ribolov, ribolovni pribor, naje邸e ribe i glavono邸ci koje se love
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This document discusses food chains in nature. It explains that plants like phytoplankton and algae are producers at the start of the food chain, obtaining energy through photosynthesis. Zooplankton and other organisms then consume the plants as primary consumers. Secondary consumers feed on the primary consumers, and in some ecosystems there are tertiary consumers that feed on both. Decomposer bacteria break down dead organisms, recycling nutrients. Each link in the food chain is important for the survival of the whole chain.
This document discusses plankton, which are microscopic plant and animal organisms that float in oceans, seas, lakes, and rivers. Plankton are carried by water currents and include phytoplankton such as algae, and zooplankton such as krill and protozoa. Phytoplankton come in thousands of species and some can affect water color, while diatoms are an important component. Zooplankton are eaten by whales, fish, and other marine life and play a key role in ocean ecosystems. Examples are given of different plankton types like radiolarians, foraminifera, and their fossilized shells in rocks.
This document discusses biodiversity and its protection in Montenegro. It defines biodiversity as the variety of living things, and notes that around 16,000 animal species and 3,300 plant species live in Montenegro. The Skadar Lake is home to 267 bird species. The flora is defined as the plant life of an area, and the fauna as the animal life. Protected areas in Montenegro include national parks and smaller areas of special value like nature reserves and forests. The Red Book lists rare and endangered species, with 52 plant and 314 animal species protected in Montenegro. This includes plants like the tisa, lincura, Skadar oak, and Bleieva vulfenija, as well as
The document discusses various methods of recycling, including paper, plastic, glass, metal and organic waste. It explains that recycling saves raw materials and energy used in production, and reduces the amount of waste. Key points covered include that recycling paper saves trees, one tree can produce enough paper for a 100 page book, and recycling organic waste produces compost. Recycling glass and plastic produces new products, while recycling plastic yields plastic packaging, strips, furniture and clothing. The importance of recycling to conserve resources and reduce waste is emphasized.
The document discusses air pollution and its causes. It states that polluting materials released from sources like factories and vehicles contaminate the air by producing gases during combustion of fuels. These gases contain oxides of sulfur and nitrogen as well as carbon dioxide. The document also describes how acid rain is formed through contact of rain with these air pollutants, and how it damages plants and forests. It notes that increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere enhances the greenhouse effect and prevents heat from escaping Earth, contributing to melting of polar ice caps.
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This document discusses several locations known for their health benefits and climates, including Boka Kotorska, Montenegro which has a Mediterranean climate with mild winters and long, warm summers. It describes the spa towns of Igalo and Pranj which utilize peloid mud, mineral water, and other treatments for diseases like respiratory issues and rheumatism. The Dead Sea is then covered, noting its high salt content, unique ecosystem, and use of mud for skin and rheumatic conditions.
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Deseta lekcija (obrauje se 2 asa)
Privredni i sportski ribolov, ribolovni pribor, naje邸e ribe i glavono邸ci koje se love
Morski ekosistemi imaju kljunu ulogu u kru転enju materije u biosferi. Oni su rezervoari vode, kisika, ugljen-dioksida i drugih elemenata neophodnih za 転ivot. Fitoplankton proizvodi veinu organske materije i oslobaa najvi邸e kisika. Organska materija se prenosi kroz lance ishrane do vrha trofike piramide. Bakterije na dnu okeana razla転u uginule organizme, a mulj
This document discusses food chains in nature. It explains that plants like phytoplankton and algae are producers at the start of the food chain, obtaining energy through photosynthesis. Zooplankton and other organisms then consume the plants as primary consumers. Secondary consumers feed on the primary consumers, and in some ecosystems there are tertiary consumers that feed on both. Decomposer bacteria break down dead organisms, recycling nutrients. Each link in the food chain is important for the survival of the whole chain.
This document discusses plankton, which are microscopic plant and animal organisms that float in oceans, seas, lakes, and rivers. Plankton are carried by water currents and include phytoplankton such as algae, and zooplankton such as krill and protozoa. Phytoplankton come in thousands of species and some can affect water color, while diatoms are an important component. Zooplankton are eaten by whales, fish, and other marine life and play a key role in ocean ecosystems. Examples are given of different plankton types like radiolarians, foraminifera, and their fossilized shells in rocks.
This document discusses biodiversity and its protection in Montenegro. It defines biodiversity as the variety of living things, and notes that around 16,000 animal species and 3,300 plant species live in Montenegro. The Skadar Lake is home to 267 bird species. The flora is defined as the plant life of an area, and the fauna as the animal life. Protected areas in Montenegro include national parks and smaller areas of special value like nature reserves and forests. The Red Book lists rare and endangered species, with 52 plant and 314 animal species protected in Montenegro. This includes plants like the tisa, lincura, Skadar oak, and Bleieva vulfenija, as well as
The document discusses various methods of recycling, including paper, plastic, glass, metal and organic waste. It explains that recycling saves raw materials and energy used in production, and reduces the amount of waste. Key points covered include that recycling paper saves trees, one tree can produce enough paper for a 100 page book, and recycling organic waste produces compost. Recycling glass and plastic produces new products, while recycling plastic yields plastic packaging, strips, furniture and clothing. The importance of recycling to conserve resources and reduce waste is emphasized.
The document discusses air pollution and its causes. It states that polluting materials released from sources like factories and vehicles contaminate the air by producing gases during combustion of fuels. These gases contain oxides of sulfur and nitrogen as well as carbon dioxide. The document also describes how acid rain is formed through contact of rain with these air pollutants, and how it damages plants and forests. It notes that increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere enhances the greenhouse effect and prevents heat from escaping Earth, contributing to melting of polar ice caps.