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Introduction to Ecosystems Quiz

Introduction to Ecosystems Quiz. View in slideshow mode. What are the two major factors determining the distribution of terrestrial biomes a. temperature and light b. temperature and rainfall c. light and rainfall d. plants and animals e. temperature and plants.

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Chapter 14

Chapter 14. Coral Reefs. Corals. Corals are _____, a phylum of animals characterized by the presence of _____ on their tentacles These _____ are used to capture prey primarily, but can also be defensive The soft _____ is enclosed in a hard shell of calcium carbonate created by the coral.

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CO 18

CO 18. Chapter 12 Life on the Sea Floor. Fig. 18.1. The Brown Algae, Laminaria. Fig. 18.2. Benthic Algae: Brown, Green and Red. Fig. 18.3. Time exposure to air for intertidal benthic organisms. Fig. 18.4. Distribution of benthic plants and animals on a rocky shore. Fig. 18.5.

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Seaweeds

Seaweeds. The Multicellular Marine Algae. Seaweeds or Macroalgae are the large primary producers of the sea. Though more complex than the unicellular algae, seaweeds still lack the complex structures found in land plants. General Structure.

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Environmental factors and the Mesoamerican Reef

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Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. What is a Coral Reef, Exactly?. Coral reefs are underwater structures formed by calcium carbonate which is produced and released by coral polyps .

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Symbiosis between Zooxanthellae & Corals

Symbiosis between Zooxanthellae & Corals. By Mark Mergler. What are Zooxanthellae?. Unicellular yellow-brown dinoflagellate algae which live in the gastrodermis of corals Provide corals with food in the form of photosynthetic products

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Coral Reef

Coral Reef. By, Alex Hodges. Locations. 1) Great Barrier Reef Length: 1,553 miles (2,500 km) Location: Coral Sea near Australia 2) Red Sea Coral Reef Length: 1,180 miles (1,900 km) Location: Red Sea near Israel, Egypt and Djibouti 3) New Caledonia Barrier Reef

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Netherlands Antilles Sustainable Development

Netherlands Antilles Sustainable Development. Netherlands Antilles Sustainable Development Coordination Group - Barbados Programme of Action -. Kingdom of the Netherlands. Consisting of three countries: Netherlands Antilles Aruba Netherlands

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Coral Crisis Reefs in Peril

Coral Crisis Reefs in Peril What is Coral? Corals: are made up of tiny animals commonly mistaken for plants coral pal zooxanthellae many types of corals (hard, soft) the reef building corals make the colorful reef Introduction Coral reefs: contain an estimated 25% of all marine species.

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MARINE BOTANY

MARINE BOTANY. FALL 2009 BIOL 202-MARINE BOTANY COURSE INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Mitra. WHAT IS MARINE BOTANY?. Study of marine plants in their natural habitats. Floras---Algae and Angiosperms. Seagrasses, Mangroves Marsh plants. Macroalgae/seaweeds. microalgae. Green, Red, and Brown.

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EXPLORING

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The Great Outback Australia

The Great Outback Australia. A power point presentation by : Shayla Humble. The Pinnacles. These weird stones indicate life many, many, years ago. These sizes range from finger size to human men size. Manta Rays and Yellow Striped Jacks.

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Coral Reef Community Drama scene descriptions

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Red Algae

Red Algae. Pigment, depth, food and products. Pigment. The red color of the algae comes from the presence of phycobilin or phycoerythin - a pigment. This pigment absorbs blue light, so red is reflected back.

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Invasive Algae

Invasive Algae. Coral Reef Degradation. Problems. Competes for crevices housing wildlife, can cover and shadow out corals. Uses nitrogen provided by coral to reproduce. Growth at 10% increase over coral in last year. All these lead to the degradation of coral reef and their ecosystems.

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Information about Florida Aquariums and its activities

Florida Aquarium in Tampa is truly one of the finest. Ranked by Parents Magazine as one of the top 5 kid-friendly aquariums and a travel site that posts ratings by people.

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Classification of Fish

SCIENCE Classification of Fish By: Connie Johnson Classification of Fish Class Osteichthyes Order: Anguilliformes Pleuronectiforms Tetradontiformes Scorpaeniformes Paracanthopterygii Number of Species

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Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. The Great Barrier Reef. Largest coral reef in the world ... Coral Reef. Matter and Energy in an Ecosystem. Indiana Science pg 208-213 ...

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SHARKS

SHARKS. Physical Description The shark is a fish. The shark's fins are very hard. Most of the sharks are grey . They have a hard skin for chasing fish in the coral reef. Their scales are like little teeth. Food.

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