'Marine plants' diaporamas de présentation

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General. Ocean Movement. Ocean Life. Ocean Floor. Water Cycle. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Measure of how much salt is in water. salinity.

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Biomes Taiga and Coral Reef

Biomes Taiga and Coral Reef. Tyga. J ustkidding.. Taiga. Taiga/ Coniferous forest/ Boreal Forests. Rainfall. Mean annual precipitation is 15 to 20 inches, but low evaporation rates make this a humid climate.

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World Biomes

World Biomes. Marine. Distribution. The marine biome is the biggest biome in the world . It covers about 70% of the earth. It includes five main oceans: the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, and Southern; as well as many smaller Gulfs and Bays. Marine regions are usually very salty.

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Approximately 72% of the planet's surface is covered by salt water.

Approximately 72% of the planet's surface is covered by salt water. 7 Most Abundant Salts in Sea-Water!

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Water Chemistry and Pollution

Water Chemistry and Pollution. Why we measure water quality?. When a body of water is overfed with nutrients it can create massive algal blooms which causes very low levels of DO killing off many aquatic organisms. www.thebutlerchain.com/introduction.htm. Pfiesteria.

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The Ocean Basins

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Surviving the extremes in a rockpool

Surviving the extremes in a rockpool. Twice each day the gravitational pull of the sun and moon causes the tides to moves in and out. . The area where the tides move in and out is called the intertidal zone.

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Effects of Nutrient Nonpoint Source Pollution on Seagrasses in Redfish Bay

Effects of Nutrient Nonpoint Source Pollution on Seagrasses in Redfish Bay. Kelly Darnell GISWR Fall 2009. Eutrophication. Increase in nutrient concentration Coastal eutrophication increasing Anthropogenic impacts: nutrient nonpoint source (NPS) pollution

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Marine Biology

Marine Biology. Curriculum. Gen Ed Requirements:. General Education requirements in English Communication , Fine Arts and Literature, Foreign Language and Culture, Letters, and Social Science are also required. English Communication (Com 100, Com 100H) and WRT 104,105,106 (6 cr total)

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Autotroph

Word. Definition. An organism that generates its own food to be used as energy. Autotroph . Example. Etymology (word origin). Plants. Auto- = myself troph = food. Phytoplankton (Marine Plants). Terrestrial Plants. Word. Definition.

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Autotroph

Word. Definition. An organism that generates its own food to be used as energy. Autotroph . Example. Etymology (word origin). Plants. Auto- = myself troph = food. Phytoplankton (Marine Plants). Terrestrial Plants. Word. Definition.

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Multicellular Algae : The Seaweeds and Marine Plants

Multicellular Algae : The Seaweeds and Marine Plants. I. Multicellular Algae. Marine Algae = seaweed = macrophytes Classified in either Plantae or Protista depending on who you talk to. Multicellular eukaryotic Pages 94-102 in Castro Huber Marine Biology Book.

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Harmful Algal Blooms

Harmful Algal Blooms. By Jill M. Worner. What are Harmful Algal Blooms ?. Single celled marine plants called phytoplankton. Most species are not harmful and serve as the energy producers at the base of the food web.

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Marine Biomes

Marine Biomes. Group 8 12/11/07 6 th Period. Location. The marine biome is the biggest biome in the world! It covers about 70% of the earth. It includes five main oceans: the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, and Southern; as well as many smaller Gulfs and Bays.

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Chesapeake Bay Research

Chesapeake Bay Research. BY: Alexus Thomas . Why is it important to have a variety of animals?.

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Vocabulary

Vocabulary. Week 5. Impression . An impression is an mark made by pressing or stamping on a material. What are some things you can make an impression of?. Standing Ovation. A standing ovation is public approval shown by standing and clapping hands.

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Take a 5 Star Champagne Tour to Glide Effortlessly Across the Beautiful Freshwater

Explore the marine world while sampling the best Hors D'oeuvres on a private charter Tour of Barbados Atlantis Submarines. It is available for a group of 22 or less. Know more : https://www.barbados.atlantissubmarines.com/private-submarine-tour

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3-6. Label the parts of the seaweed. Blade Holdfast Thallus Stipe

3-6. Label the parts of the seaweed. Blade Holdfast Thallus Stipe. Seaweeds Name: ______________________________ Date: _______________ 1. Does seaweed have more than 1 cell? Yes No 2. Do Eukaryotes have a nucleus? Yes No.

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3-6. Label the parts of the seaweed. Blade Holdfast Thallus Stipe

3-6. Label the parts of the seaweed. Blade Holdfast Thallus Stipe. Seaweeds Name: ______________________________ Date: _______________ 1. Does seaweed have more than 1 cell? Yes No 2. Do Eukaryotes have a nucleus? Yes No.

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