chapter9 biology-ozone layer.pptx
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CHAPTER9;
ENDANGER
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ECOSYSTE
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TH E TH I N
N I NG O
F TH E O
ZON E LAY E R A
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TH E I M
PAC T OF G
LOB A L WARM I N
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OZONE
LAYER
A gas that contains three oxygen atom; O³
Located at the atmospheric layer;
stratosphere which is 20-50 km away from the
Earth`s surface
Acts as an absorbance to the harmful ultraviolet
rays; UV rays and prevents them from reaching the Earth`s
surface
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THE THINNING OF THE OZONE LAYER
Today, the ozone layer is becoming thinner because of the destruction of
the ozone gas
It was found that the depletion of the ozone layer occurred over both Artic and Antarctica; creating ozone holes
The ozone hole in the Antarctica is found to be as big as the continent of
USA
The depletion of ozone is caused by the increasing use of
chlorofluorocarbons; can break down and destroy ozone molecules
The thinning of the ozone layer has been recorded since the 1970s
Ultraviolet radiation has since risen by 7% in a decade in the northern hemisphere and in the southern hemisphere, the increase is 10%
In 1985,it was reported that the stratospheric ozone concentrations over the Antarctica had declined by
40% since 1977
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IMPACT OF THE THINNING OF THE OZONE LAYER AND GLOBAL WARMING ON THE
ECOSYSYTEMThe thinning of the ozone layer allows ultraviolet radiation to reach the
Earth`s surface and destroy the planktons in the food
chain. This upset s the balance in the ecosystem
and consequently threatens the other ecosystems in the
water
Ultraviolet radiation also reduces the number of
stomata and amount of chlorophyll in the leaves.
Green plants which are the producers in a food chain
cannot carry out photosynthesis efficiently. The plants will die and the biotic
components in the ecosystem are threatenedGlobal warming causes the atmosphere to
be very hot; resulting in drought and changes in the climate . This affects the
biotic components in the ecosystem which consequently affects the distribution and population of the biotic components. As a result, the balance of various ecosystems
on Earth in not equilibrium
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