'Kelp forest' diaporamas de présentation

Eukaryotes

Eukaryotes. Protista. What do Eukaryotes have that Prokaryotes do not?. Membrane-bound nucleus Mitochondria, chloroplasts, and endomembrane system Cytoskeleton Flagella of microtubule construction Multiple chromosomes of linear DNA compactly arranged with proteins Diploid life stages

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Subtidal Communities

Subtidal Communities. Hard Bottom Kelp Forests. Figure 10.22. Subtidal Zone. The part of the continental shelf that is always covered by water from the low tide mark to the shelf break (150m or 490 ft). Subtidal Zone. Temperature varies from place to place due to its shallowness

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Marine Ecosystems Review

Marine Ecosystems Review . Ecology . Ecology is the science that studies how living organisms relate to each other and their environment . BIOTIC . LIVING organisms . Animals Plants Fungi Bacteria Protists. ABIOTIC. NONLIVING aspects of the environment. Temperature pH Currents

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Ecology & Biogeography

Ecology & Biogeography. Terrestrial biomes. Terrestrial biomes. Tropical dry forest. Tropical evergreen forest. (Wikipedia). (plains, prairies, veldts, pusztas, pampas, steppes). Temperate deciduous/broadleaf forest. Temperate evergreen rainforest. Boreal forest = taiga. Alpine forest.

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Channel Islands Live

Channel Islands Live. Bringing Channel Islands National Park to the People through Technology and Education. Welcome and Introductions. Carol Peterson Education Coordinator Channel Islands National Park Carol_Peterson@nps.gov Cathy Reznicek Educational Technology Specialist

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Kelp Forest Zonation

Kelp Forest Zonation. Canopy. Understory. Inshore (Z1). Kelp Canopy (Z2). Algal Turf. Offshore (Z3). Phyllospadix. Egregia. Macrocystis. Nereocystis. Laminaria. A. Canopy Assemblages (isopods, tubeworms, hydrozoans and bryozoans).

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How Humans Influence Ecosystems

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Kelp Forest Ecology Vocabulary

Kelp Forest Ecology Vocabulary. Keystone Species.

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Monterey Bay Aquarium

Monterey Bay Aquarium. F eat. Rachel, Lauren, Kate, Cassie, Julian, and Winston. Nancy Puckett, Rachel Kochhar, and Kate Schlough. The Whale Selfie. The Sea Otter Selfie (the lighting was bad). Selfie with the Sunfish. Upside Down Jellyfish. { so many jellies }. Spotted Jellyfish.

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Food Webs and Chains

Food Webs and Chains. Environmental Science Mr. Miller. Grab both sheets off center stools.

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Key abiotic characteristics of the ocean

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Ecosystems

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Predation

Predation . Lakes in North America When fish were introduced there were huge changes - predators preferred the larger zooplankton small zooplankton became dominant large phytoplankton become abundant. Brooks and Dodson 1965 (over 1350 citations).

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1.6 Adapting to the Environment

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Monterrey Bay Aquarium

Monterrey Bay Aquarium. Exhibits . Kelp Forest The secret lives of seahorses Splash Zone Open sea Sea otters Rocky shore The Jellies experience Giant Pacific octopus Mission to the deep Monterrey bay habitats Sandy shore and aviary Life on the bay .

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4.2 pg. C. 121 Conditions Differ Away From Shore

4.2 pg. C. 121 Conditions Differ Away From Shore. By: Tiara Liebe and Joanne S olfest. Ocean Environments Change in Depth and Distance from Shore. Near shore- sunlight reaches most of the way to the ocean bottom The ocean supports many kinds of living things

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Life in an Ocean

Life in an Ocean. Life in an Ocean. What is an ocean like?

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Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary

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Ocean Zones

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Planet Earth Shallow Seas Lecture

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