S4 Introduction Flashcards

1
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Field of modern science that is approximately a century and a half old

A

ecology

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2
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When was the term “ecosystem” first coined

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1935

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3
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initially designated interconnections defined primarily by the agency of animal organisms

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ecosystems

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4
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What model can show ecosystems

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food chains

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5
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field of science that rose following the conclusion of the Second World War that influenced the understanding of ecosystems

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cubermetics

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6
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How were ecosystems understood after the rise of cybernetics

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through robust systems theories derived from new computing technologies

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7
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the most prominent paradigm related to ecosystems during the 1960s

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steady-state

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8
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Ecosystems that maintains constant population size and resources

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steady-state ecosystems (pg. 72)

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9
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How is the steady-state ecosystem characterized

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a consistent order that was assumed to be both predictable and unchanging over time

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10
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which decade did steady-state ecology remain the dominant scientific model

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1960s

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11
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movement that coincided with the rise of steady-state ecology

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environmental movement

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12
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What did scientists realize from longer-term studies about ecosystems

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ecosystems don’t have a natural and timeless steady state but instead consist of a balance of relationships that are altered over time by unpredictable factors

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13
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those that can incorporate new elements and be structured, changed, and reinvigorated over time

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Open Systems

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14
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limited to the original conditions of the system

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Closed Systems

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15
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part of the debate regarding ecological systems during this time

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whether ecological systems were “open” or “closed”

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16
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Used the term “System Esthetics” to describe the tendencies of artists experimenting with systems in art

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Curator and historian Jack Burnham

17
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What term did curator and art historian Jack Burnham use to describe the tendencies of artists experimenting with systems in art

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“Systems Esthetics”

18
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what year did Jack Burnham publish his influential piece of art criticism that introduced the term “Systems Esthetics”

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1968

19
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time period that covers the evolving perspective on ecological systems in art

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early 1970s - early 2010s