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Pg. 134 RTW: What is one interesting thing you learned about Mollusca ?

Monday, May 4 th , 2015. Pg. 134 RTW: What is one interesting thing you learned about Mollusca ?. Objective: I will be prepared for the Marine EOC on 5/18. Agenda: Final Review Aves need to send me quiz for approval Homework: Fish Food Project. Tuesday, May 5 th , 2015.

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Marine Reptiles

Marine Reptiles. (Crocodiles, Snakes, Lizards, Turtles). Class- Reptilia. Marine Iguana Sea Snakes Sea Turtles Saltwater Crocodile. Reptile Info. From 180-90 million years ago, various reptiles were dominant marine predators.

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Lecture 20, 06 Nov 2003 Chapter 13, Respiration, Gas Exchange, Acid-Base Balance

1. Lecture 20, 06 Nov 2003 Chapter 13, Respiration, Gas Exchange, Acid-Base Balance Chapter 14, Osmoregulation and Kidney Function Vertebrate Physiology ECOL 437 University of Arizona Fall 2003 instr: Kevin Bonine t.a.: Bret Pasch. 2. Vertebrate Physiology 437. 1. Blood-Gas Chemistry

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Maintaining the Internal Environment

Maintaining the Internal Environment. Chapter 49. Outline. Need to Maintain Homeostasis Antagonistic Effectors and Positive Feedback Osmolality and Osmotic Balance Osmoregulatory Organs Evolution of the Vertebrate Kidney The Mammalian Kidney Transport Processes in Mammalian Nephron

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Surveying the Past: North Pacific Pelagic Seabird Database Gary S. Drew and John F. Piatt

Surveying the Past: North Pacific Pelagic Seabird Database Gary S. Drew and John F. Piatt. Assessing Seabird Abundance and Distribution. Outer Continental Shelf Environmental Assessment Program - OCSEAP. 1974-1982 273 Surveys Standard Protocols Central Data Repository Limitations

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Marine Birds and Reptiles

Marine Birds and Reptiles. Characteristics of Birds and Reptiles. Birds: Lay shelled eggs Breathe O 2 from air Have oiled feathers to protect them from environment Endothermic. Reptiles: Lay shelled eggs Breathe O2 from air Have scales and thick skin to protect them from environment

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Nekton

015d. Nekton. Nekton. Organisms capable of swimming against a current. General characteristics of nekton. Larger body size Greater swimming power Most nekton animals are vertebrates, and most vertebrates are fish Only the squid and a few species of shrimps are truly nektonic invertebrates

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Long-term Programs of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council

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Marine Birds

Marine Birds. Why Fly? What is a Marine Bird? Seabird Habitats. What is a bird? Why fly?. There are 9,700 species of birds which are the most numerous terrestrial vertebrate class. Except for bats and prehistoric reptiles, birds are the only vertebrates that fly.

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Using Technology to Track Marine Animals

Using Technology to Track Marine Animals. Grade 4 Unit 5 Lesson 4. Types of Technology. Radio transmitters Satellites Cameras GPS (Global Positioning Devices). Radio Transmitters. Satellites. Cameras. Global Positioning Devices. Using Technology in the Field.

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Marine Birds

Marine Birds. All Seabirds are Endotherms (warm-blooded). They have light hollow bones, and make up 3% of all birds. Can be found from pole to pole. The major groups of Seabirds include: Penguins Tubenoses Pelicans Gulls Shorebirds. Penguins: 17 species found in southern hemisphere

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Unit B3 Exchange of Materials

Unit B3 Exchange of Materials. Active transport

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By: Ashley, in partnership with Scientist Tom Van Pelt

Bering Sea. By: Ashley, in partnership with Scientist Tom Van Pelt. About Tom Van Pelt. Tom Van Pelt works for the North Pacific Research Board as a program Manager. He is in charge of the B ering Sea Project . He mainly studies marine birds. The Bering Sea Project.

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Marine Birds

Marine Birds. History. Probably evolved from dinosaurs about 160 million years ago. Their reptilian heritage is clearly visible in their scaly legs and claws and the configuration of their internal organs and skeleton. Characteristics. Endotherms Feathers Hollow Bones

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Water Pollution

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06.01 Classification of Living Organisms

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MARINE BIRDS

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Posters associated with this session:

The conservation imperative for the marine birds and mammals of the Salish Sea Conveners: Douglas Bertram, John Elliott, Steven Jeffries, Peter S. Ross PRR Facilitator: Kirsten Hauge. Posters associated with this session:

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