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Birds Ecological Niches in Forest Succession

illustration of 17-year cicada life-cycle from underground to trees. science; art; illustration; technical; information graphics; cicadas; life-cycle; tree; nymph; insect; grub; molting; biology; animal; bugs; ecology; entomology, Environment, diagram, textbook, science center, exhibit design, science museum, academics, education, public outreach, display, non-profit, explainer graphic, research news, scientists, researchers, public affairs, website, infographic, institution, research center,
Next illustration of Forests are being cut at an alarming rate for wood products and to make room for grazing, agriculture and housing. As more roads are cut through forests for access and more forest edges are exposed, forests are more susceptible to pests, disease and fire. Created using Eon Vue and painted with Adobe Photoshop for an upcoming ecology textbook from WH Freeman. (science, environment, biology, nature, farms, agriculture, animals, infographic)

Forest Threats Humans and Ecology

17-year cicada life-cycle from underground to trees. science; art; illustration; technical; information graphics; cicadas; life-cycle; tree; nymph; insect; grub; molting; biology; animal; bugs; ecology; entomology, Environment, diagram, textbook, science center, exhibit design, science museum, academics, education, public outreach, display, non-profit, explainer graphic, research news, scientists, researchers, public affairs, website, infographic, institution, research center,

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