'Ocean bottom' diaporamas de présentation

Ecosystems

Ecosystems. Chapter 48. Ecosystem . An association of organisms and their physical environment, interconnected by ongoing flow of energy and a cycling of materials. Modes of Nutrition. Autotrophs Capture sunlight or chemical energy Producers Heterotrophs

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Waves

Waves. A N. Hardy Powerpoint. What we will learn. Causes of Waves How Waves move Wave characteristics Orbital motion Wind Waves Waves approaching shores Tsunamis. Where do waves come from?. All waves created by a disturbing force

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Marine Sedimentation

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The Restless Ocean

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Oysters

Oysters. Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica): European (flat) oyster (Ostrea edulis): Kumamoto oyster (Crassostrea sikamea): Olympia oyster (Ostrea lurida): Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas): . Olympia oyster (Ostrea lurida .

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Oceans and Oil Spills

Oceans and Oil Spills. History of the Gulf Oil Spill. Explosion kills 11 men on rig on April 22, 2010 The Entire rig sinks on April 23, 2010 A customized containment cap was fitted to the well in early June, Oil was piped to the Discover Enterprise vessel.

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MYSTERY

MYSTERY. TOPIC:BERMUDA TRIANGLE. BY: NINAD C.UDAY. What did people think about the Bermuda Triangle in the past?. There are many bizarre and mysterious situations that we cannot prove or disprove. Could they be right? Anything is possible. The contest. The introduction The theories

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Can the oceans keep up with the Hunt???

Can the oceans keep up with the Hunt???. Copyright 2007 Habitat Media . Open Ocean Aquaculture. OPEN OCEAN AQUACULTURE BY LAURA THURMAN JOSH TOBIAS AND NONE OTHER THAN WILL PITT. Laura Thurman Josh Tobias Will Pitt. Our Stance.

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Activator:

Activator:. Compare & Contrast Food Webs and Food Chains (hint: page 91 Science textbook). Activator:. Write a paragraph comparing and contrasting nekton, plankton, and benthos organisms. (at least 5 sentences). HYDROSHERE. Yo Dude, where did all this water come from?.

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biology

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Earth Science 16.3B Shoreline Erosional F eatures

Earth Science 16.3B Shoreline Erosional F eatures . Shoreline Erosional Features. Erosional Features. Shoreline features vary depending on the types of rocks exposed along the shore, the intensity of waves, the nature of the coastline currents,

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Earth Science 14.1 The Vast World Ocean

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Daily Opener

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Interest Grabber

Interest Grabber. Section 28-1. Hard on the Outside but Soft on the Inside

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Unit 11

Unit 11. Oceans. Engage. MONDAY How does the ocean get salty? Why are drainage systems a key part of making the ocean salty? http ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vK-_ ISVek28 4:56-5:57 -How does this video link what we have learned in the last unit to what we will be learning in this unit?

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Layers Of The Ocean

Layers Of The Ocean. 1. Epipelagic Zone. 5. Continental Slope. 2. Continental Shelf. 6. Abyssopelagic Zone. 3. Mesopelagic Zone. 7. Continental Rise . 4. Bathypelagic Zone. 8. Ocean Basin. 9. Hadalpelagic Zone. Quiz. Video. Epipelagic Zone (The Sunlight Zone). 0-600 feet

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5.6 Oceans Characteristics of the Ocean Floor

5.6 Oceans Characteristics of the Ocean Floor. 5.6a-c The student will investigate and understand characteristics of the ocean environment. 5.6a-c The student will investigate and understand characteristics of the ocean environment. The shoreline, where the land meets the ocean.

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Crabs

Crabs. Chris Flores Sac 1(Unit 2)- Outdoor Ed.

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Cenozoic Oceans

Cenozoic Oceans. Early Cenozoic animals include massive creatures like the Megalodon Shark. Whales and marine mammals diversify in this era. All modern organisms in todays oceans are present.

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