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Final Exam Review

Final Exam Review. Marine Biology January 2014. A relationship in which one organism benefits and the other is not affected at all is called ___ A. commensalism B. parasitism C. mutualism D. predator/prey. 1. All fish belong in phylum A. porifera B. chordata C. echinodermata

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Metamorphosis . Classification . Vocabulary. Vertebrate Or Invertebrate. Name An Animal. 1pt. 1 pt. 1 pt. 1pt. 1 pt. 2 pt. 2 pt. 2pt. 2pt. 2 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 4 pt. 4 pt. 4pt. 4 pt. 4pt. 5pt. 5 pt. 5 pt. 5 pt. 5 pt.

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Oceans/Marine Biology

Oceans/Marine Biology. By Ms. Avery 8 th grade Science. What do humans need to survive? (answer on paper). What is necessary for humans to live? Where do humans get the things they need to survive?

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Sponges, Cnidarians, and Arthropods Trivia

Sponges, Cnidarians, and Arthropods Trivia. Marine Biology. NEW! EACH GROUP GETS A CLICKER WITH A NUMBER!. No groups larger than 3 individuals!! I will still record scores on the board so you can chart progress in the game.

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Assessment of Ecological Condition in Coastal Waters Impacted by Hurricane Katrina

Assessment of Ecological Condition in Coastal Waters Impacted by Hurricane Katrina. National Coastal Assessment (NCA). NCA is the coastal portion of EMAP State-based probability survey designs Enable states to estimate condition of estuaries with known confidence

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2.3.1 Taxonomy and Classification

2.3.1 Taxonomy and Classification. Classification. The science of grouping organisms based on their similarities. Why we classify?. To help identify organisms To draw parallels and distinctions between organisms To identify relationships between organisms

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Energy Flow Through an Ecosystem

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Build a Seagrass Community Components--Batch 2 and common name cards

Build a Seagrass Community Components--Batch 2 and common name cards. Sea horse. Pinfish. Red Mangrove. Red Mangrove. Medusa Worm. Hermit Crab. Spiny Lobster. Horseshoe Crabs. Blue Crab. Pink Shrimp. Cushion Sea Star. Sea Cucumber. Grassbed Urchin. Gray Snapper. Southern Stingray.

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Critters of the Chesapeake Bay

Critters of the Chesapeake Bay. Blue Crabs. Blue Crab. Blue crabs are not only the best know crustaceans in the Chesapeake Bay, but also one of the best known animals. Blue Crab. Millions of pounds of blue crabs are harvested from the Chesapeake Bay every year. Blue Crab.

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What State Am I? The state tree is the White Oak.

What State Am I? The state tree is the White Oak. What State Am I ? The state bird is the Baltimore Oliore. What State Am I ? The skipjack was named the state boat in 1985. What State Am I ? The state cat was called the calico cat.

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Coastal Animals

Coastal Animals. Listen to and read the pages about coastal animals. When you have finished reading, click on the blue button to turn the page. Coastal regions are often sandy. Animals that live here can cope with the wet, windy and salty conditions. Coastal Animals.

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Subphylum Mandibulata

Subphylum Mandibulata. Order Decapoda. Order Decapoda. Large carapace that covers the thorax on the dorsal and sides Segmentation is only visible from the ventral surface. Shrimps. Active and efficient swimmers; pleopods are well-developed for swimming

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Chesapeake Bay

Chesapeake Bay. Largest estuary in the United States. Widely Known. Fishing Industry of Blue Crab Oysters Clams Striped Bass No other American estuary has a higher yield. The Bay Is Not Healthy. Notice the green throughout the bay. Causes of algal blooms.

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Snails

Snails. Salt marsh periwinkle, Littoraria irrorata sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk Found in salt marshes on Atlantic Coast Occur at high densities 100 ind/m 2. Snail Parts. Fungal Farming. At low tide eat organic matter on sediment surface

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Ms. Jacobson October 31, 2012

Ms. Jacobson Bruton High School October 31, 2012. Ms. Jacobson October 31, 2012. Diamondback Terrapin Malaclemys terrapin. Blue crab : Callinectes sapidus. THE PROBLEM:. I just wish there was someone out there who could figure out how to catch crabs without catching me !.

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Chesapeake Bay Research

Chesapeake Bay Research. BY: Anthony Torres. Why is it important to have variety of living things in the Bay?. It is important to have variety of living thing in the Bay.

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Chesapeake Bay Research

Chesapeake Bay Research. BY: Jason Jones . Why is it important to have a variety of animals in the bay? .

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1 . Do sponges have a backbone? Yes No

Marine Invertebrates. 1 . Do sponges have a backbone? Yes No 2. The body of the sponge is covered with ________________. (pores or eyes) 3 . Sponges eat things that are ___________________________. (swimming or floating)

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Phylum Arthropoda

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Dauphin Island

Dauphin Island. By Omar Y ousuf . The sea lab. The sea lab was full of cool and slimy creatures. Like fish, sharks, and even whale bones.

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