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Post by Wave57 on Mar 30, 2011 16:25:15 GMT -5
This is a project we are doing in Biology. I'm in a group with 3 of my friends.
Here's the project info.
General Information
You will work in a group to develp a poster-size exampleof an ecosystem. You and your group will present your ecosystem to the class.
Required Elements
-Show all levels of organization (individual to bios[here)
-A food web/chain, which must contain, a producer, a primary consumer and a secondary consumer. Each consumer must be labeled as herbivore, carnivore, omnivore, or decomposer
-At least one predator-prey relationship must be shown and labeled
-Five abiotic factors must be included and labeled
-Choose one of the three (Energy,Biomass or nunmbers) ecological pyramids and draw it as it applies to your ecosystem.
-Show the flow of water cycle in your ecosystem (yes, that means youneed a water source)
-You don't have to use an actual theme presented in nature. You can do what ever theme you want that is appropriate (Tv shows, music, colors, sports, .etc)
My group is doing it on music genres.
Any suggestions would be awesome, and genre advice as well.
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Post by Soup567 on Mar 30, 2011 16:29:52 GMT -5
Doing something with genres could work.
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Post by Wave57 on Mar 30, 2011 16:39:46 GMT -5
Here's what we have so far. (Hoping to get some help with this lol)
This is a very rough draft, we came with this in 10 minutes. lol. We have only the main genres atm. And not even all the main genres.
Biosphere - Sound
Biome - Music
Ecosystem - Professional/produced/recorded music
Community - Genres
Population - Sub-genres
Individual - Band/Artist
Producer - Classical, Jazz, Blues
Primary Consumer - R&B, Rock, Country, Metal, Pop
Secondary Producer - Everything else
Herbivore (Eats only the producer) - Rock, R&B, Country, Pop
Carnivore (Eats anything but the producer) - Hip-Hop, Rap, Techno, alternative
Omnivore (Eats both the producer and non-producers) - Funk, New-Wave, Grunge, Metal
Decomposer (Consumes the remains of the consumers) - Rap, Hip-Hop
That's it.
(Has been edited. Thank-you Soup)
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Post by Soup567 on Mar 30, 2011 16:43:22 GMT -5
If your talking about influence then you wrong with a lot of those. Much of Metal is extremely influenced by Classical (Neo-Classical Metal anyone?), and Blues. Also Pop would probably go in the herbivore section.
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Post by Wave57 on Mar 30, 2011 16:50:34 GMT -5
We are going about influence mainly. That's what I said. lol.
No one else in my group thought so (The metal and pop thing)
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Post by Wave57 on Mar 30, 2011 16:57:20 GMT -5
What other genres should I add? (No sub-genres yet)
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Post by Soup567 on Mar 30, 2011 16:57:59 GMT -5
I don't know why they are in multiple ones.
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Post by Soup567 on Mar 30, 2011 17:00:10 GMT -5
Punk, Alternative (Grunge is a subgenre of Alternative, errrr... technically subsubgenre. Alternative is a sub genre of Rock and Roll).
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Post by Wave57 on Mar 30, 2011 17:08:04 GMT -5
The herbivore, carnivore, .etc are specific consumers.
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Post by Wave57 on Mar 30, 2011 17:11:01 GMT -5
Uhh, okay List all of the sub-genres you want now.
I'll just write them all down, and then consult my group.
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Post by SMAP on Mar 30, 2011 17:13:16 GMT -5
Noise is pretty much a genre of music at this point.....
Also, I'm pretty sure at this point Hip-Hop and Rap are the same thing.
If you're including Grunge, Indie perhaps?
Religious music? Like hymns and stuff?
Disco.
Folk
Opera
Dance
Bluegrass might be a Country subgenre but still...
Reggae
Hell, even World music.
Edit: I meant this to be directed at the main genres.
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Post by Soup567 on Mar 30, 2011 17:53:16 GMT -5
Rock and Roll
Rock
Rock
Pop Rock
Blues Rock
Hard Rock
Psychedelic Rock
Southern Rock
Boogie Rock
Country Rock
Heavy Psych
Acid Rock
Folk Rock
Stoner Rock
Glam Rock
Space Rock
Funk Rock
Garage Rock
Jazz-Rock
Surf Rock
Progressive Rock
New Wave
Metal
Heavy Metal
Doom Metal
Progressive Metal
Thrash Metal
Death Metal
Black Metal
Pop/Hair/Glam Metal
Melodic Death Metal
Technical Thrash Metal
Progressive Death Metal
Alternative Metal
Nu-Metal
Technical Death Metal
Folk Metal
Progressive Black Metal
Atmospheric Black Metal
Grindcore
Power Metal
Viking Metal
Groove Metal/Post-Thrash
Industrial Metal
Stoner Metal
Speed Metal
Sludge
Neo-Classical Metal
Punk
Punk Rock
Hardcore Punk
Horror Punk
Post-Punk
Post-Hardcore
Crust Punk
Powerviolence
Pop Punk
Ska Punk
Punk Blues
Glam Punk
Cowpunk
D-Beat
Surf Punk
Pyschobilly
Emo
Folk Punk
Alternative
Alternative Rock
Grunge
Noise Rock
Post-Rock
Shoegaze
Britpop
Industrial Rock
Post-Grunge
Math Rock
Lo-Fi
Indie Pop
Indie Emo
Slowcore
Noise Pop
There's some subgenres for you.
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Post by kyle on Mar 30, 2011 18:04:38 GMT -5
Jazz
acid jazz
afro-cuban
avant-garde jazz
bebop
bossa nova
cool jazz
cubop
dixieland
funk
free jazz
hard bop
jazz blues
jazz funk
jazz fusion
KC Jazz
Latin
Modal Jazz
Ragtime
Ska
Smooth Jazz
Swing
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Post by Soup567 on Mar 30, 2011 18:12:31 GMT -5
Ska is a derivative of Reggae. Funk comes from Rhythm & Blues. Latin doesn't necessarily have anything to do with Jazz, unless it's Latin Jazz.
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Post by Wave57 on Mar 30, 2011 18:18:56 GMT -5
Thanks
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