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The Abyss Characteristics Three quarters of the ocean is in the abyss and hadal zones (300 million square kilometers) Depths below 3,000 meters Temperature = 2 ...

The Abyss Characteristics Three quarters of the ocean is in the abyss and hadal zones (300 million square kilometers) Depths below 3,000 meters Temperature = 2 ...

Supratidal Subtidal Bathal Abyssal Hadal Biological Zonation Of The Ocean

Hadal. Epipelagic. BENTHIC DIVISION. Spray (or splash) zone (supralittoral) ... Hadal - sides/bottoms of trenches (6000 to 11000 m) PELAGIC DIVISION ...

The Marine Biome It s Deep... The Marine Biome The largest of all the Biomes More than () 70% of the Earth s surface is covered in water. Only 3% is fresh.

... nadando ou rastejando). S o os equinodermos (estrelas-do-mar), os espongi rios, celenterados (corais e an monas), crust ceos (cracas), moluscos ...

Ocean Environment The ocean is The ocean is divided into two general environments. divided into two general environments. The ocean is divided into two general ...

... Hemisf rio norte, ocorre ao sul das tundras; no hemisf rio sul ocorre onde o clima muito frio.A vegeta o t picas s o as con feras (pinheiros e ...

Chapter 9 Marine Ecology Chapter 9 Marine Ecology Bathypelagic Deep water where it is completely dark Abyssopelagic Water near the sea floor Hadopelagic Water in deep ...

Now fairly well studied for deep ocean, new discovery. Hydrothermal vents, seeps ... Tube worms, mussels, giant clams, crabs, shrimp, eels ...

Final Exam Trivia!! What climate is Africa mostly? Arid Letter B are _____ clouds Cumulonimbus A cumulus cloud is shown by letter D Letter A are Cirrus clouds ...

Ecology and Ecosystems Ecosystems in the Open Sea Coastal Ecosystems - Estuaries, Salt Marshes, Mangrove Swamps, Seagrasses Coastal Ecosystems - Intertidal Zones ...

Title: Understanding Our Environment Author: CCSN Last modified by: pgabes Created Date: 1/16/2002 10:44:40 PM Document presentation format: On-screen Show (4:3)

Ecology and Ecosystems Ecosystems in the Open Sea Coastal Ecosystems - Estuaries, Salt Marshes, Mangrove Swamps, Seagrasses Coastal Ecosystems - Intertidal Zones ...

Aquatic Ecosystems What are the 2 deciding factors that affect land biomes? Would this be the same for aquatic biomes? Salinity Nutrients Freshwater Ecosystems Rivers ...

Evolution and Life in the Ocean. Classification of Oceanic Life. Physical Factors Affecting Marine Life. Light. Temperature. Metabolic rate. Ectothermic ...

Chapter 13 Exploring the Oceans Preview Section 1 Earth s Oceans Section 2 The Ocean Floor Section 3 Life in the Ocean Section 4 Resources from the Ocean

Chapter 6-AQUATIC ENVIRONS Major Ecosystems of the World Earth s Major Biomes Biome A large, relatively distinct terrestrial region with a similar climate soil ...

or swim weakly (plankton) THE FOSSIL RECORD. Marine Organisms. Phytoplankton - plants and plant-like plankton, such as. diatoms and coccolithophores ...

Chapter 13: The Marine Habitat Most organisms live in euphotic zone Sunlight Nutrients Marine algae Other organisms need algae Directly or indirectly Classification ...

AQUATIC BIOMES Water, water, everywhere By Patti Nicoll with some help from Brian Kaestner TYPES OF AQUATIC ZONES Saltwater, aka Marine Freshwater Categories of ...

Chapter 6 Major Ecosystems of the World

No Slide Title ... Aquatic Ecology

There appears to be no limit to the capabilities of unmanned aerial vehicles, better known as drones, with technology pushing them to achieve feats few would have thought possible a decade or so ago. NASA’s propulsion laboratory, have joined forces with WHOI – Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution – to design and build a drone that could set the new standard for deep sea exploration.

Life in Water

Oceanic ecosystems

Life in the Oceans & Ocean Resources Ocean Chemistry and Marine Life Marine organisms depend on two major factors for survival. Nutrients in ocean water Sunlight ...

Major Aquatic Biomes Both Marine & Freshwater Marine Ecosystems (high salt content) Vertical Stratification Benthic occurs on the bottom of a body of water ...

It is the study of how organisms adapt to their environment and in turn alter it. ... Dinoflagellates are single cells with two whip-like tails (flagella). 9-5 ...

Essential Questions What is the marine biome? What are the marine life zones? What are the characteristics of marine life zones? What is the marine biome?

Representative terrestrial biomes (characteristics physical & biological) ... Bays or semi-enclosed bodies of brackish (salty but less than seawater) ...

EKOSISTEM Aditya Pusparajasa, S.Si Pencemaran Lingkungan Pencemaran lingkungan masuknya substansi-substansi berbahaya ke dalam lingkungan sehingga kualitas lingkungan ...

Unit 5 Ocean Zones & Lifestyles Ch 3.3 Oceanic Zones Pelagic zone all of the water Is broken into 2 horizontal zones Neritic zone water between low tide and ...

Title: Counting Quantitative Reasoning as a Teaching of Psychology Priority Last modified by: Carleton College Document presentation format: Custom

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... that are eaten by free floating animals called zooplankton ... Zooplankton -animal that float near the ocean surface and usually don't move on there own ...

In a study on barnacles, they proposed that rates of settlement may be more ... zone is density dependent with respect to barnacle populations (due to seastars) ...

Chapter 13. Exploring the Oceans. Section ... Salinity: measure of the amount of solids dissolved in seawater ... Benthos: animals that live on the ocean floor ...

Calibri Arial Office Theme Marine Biology and Ecology Marine Biology and Ecology Characteristics of Life The First Law of Thermodynamics Primary Productivity is the ...

Unit 1 Guiding Question : What are the links between humans and the marine environment? Today s objectives: Chapter 1 Test Introduction to Ch. 2: Fundamentals of ...

(nekton, plankton) Benthic Provinces. epipelagic 0-200 m. littoral ... Most plankton live in the ... its share of plankton, nekton, and benthos. ...

THE FOSSIL RECORD Ocean Chemistry These dissolved chemicals are called salts Salinity is a measure of the total dissolved solids in water.

Substrate (material on the ocean floor where did it come ... Bivalve mollusks. Annelid worms ... Bivalves and other mollusks (infauna) Fiddler ...

Life on the Ocean Chapter 13 We can define each part of the ocean on the basis of the following characteristics: temperature amount of light currents salinity ...

tundra. temperate coniferous forest. Deserts ... Arctic Tundra. Occurs at high latitudes ... Plants are low cushions or mats as in Arctic tundra. Life in Water ...

Chants liturgique

Abundant and large deep-ocean benthos. Discovered in 1977. Associated with hot vents ... Marine versus freshwater fish. Fig. 12.14. Adaptations to marine life ...

Prairies - Bison, wolves, deer, elk, antelopes, shorebirds, migratory birds. ... Thorn shrub snakes, lizards, rodents, antelopes, gazelle, rhinos, giraffes. ...

Move over seafloor (e.g., crabs, snails) Moderate diversity of species ... Crabs abundant in all intertidal zones. Benthic organisms on sediment-covered shores ...

The Fossil Record CHAPTER 4 Fossil Preservation Preservation as a fossil usually requires: Preservable parts. Hard parts (bones, shells, teeth, wood) have a much ...

ctenophore related to jellyfish. Big Scale - ambush predator cilia can be illuminated ... related to jellyfish. best known is Portugese Man of War ...

tendancy of a concentration of a substance to even out ... embryology - embryos of mammals, birds, and reptiles are very similar ...

They can be divided into phytoplankton (plants) and zooplankton (animals) ... Zooplankton include the copepods and foraminifera. ...

Pink. Sockeye. Salmon ... dolphins and porpoises. river dolphins. Sperm Whale. largest toothed whale. about 60 feet in length ...

The coastal plain is defined as the region that was once submerged ... Bluefish. Sturgeon. Population doubled within 50 years. 8 million in 300 years ...