'Ocean organisms' diaporamas de présentation

Sedimentary Rocks

Sedimentary Rocks. Rocks made of bits & pieces of other rocks. Sedimentary Rocks. Igneous rocks are the most common rocks on Earth, but because most of them exist below the surface you might not have seen too many of them. 75 percent of the rocks exposed at the surface are sedimentary rocks. .

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Fossil Fuels and Nuclear and Alternative Energy

Fossil Fuels and Nuclear and Alternative Energy Monroe 5-8-08 Fossil Fuels All fossil fuels are made of hydrogen and carbon, so they are called hydrocarbons . Fossil Fuels All fossil fuels are made of hydrogen and carbon, so they are called hydrocarbons . Coal~ Started out in swamps

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Earth Science 14.3 Seafloor Sediments

Earth Science 14.3 Seafloor Sediments. Seafloor Sediments. Except for steep areas of the continental slope and the crest of the mid-ocean ridge, most of the sea floor is covered with sediment . Some of this sediment has been deposited by turbidity currents .

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The Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon. layers. 8)Sedimentary rocks form from cementation and compaction . Sedimentary rocks form over time by: Compaction (pressure) Cementation (water causing small rock particles to stick together).

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Introduction to OCEAN ZONES and

Introduction to OCEAN ZONES and Marine Organisms Ms. Bridgeland. Ocean Zones. Intertidal Zone : the shallow zone that is the distance between the highest and lowest tides

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Water Pollution

Water Pollution. CS 410 Presentation I. Introduction. Adrian Ostolski Computer Science Major 7 years in the Navy Treasurer of ODU ACM. Problem. Due to pollution, ocean organisms are mutating and suffocating. Marine food supplies are diminishing. People die from pollution also.

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Ocean Nutrients

Ocean Nutrients. Ocean Floor. Continental shelf. Littoral Zone (Tidal Zone). From the shore to the end of the continental shelf Affected by tides Exposed to air and freshwater from rain Temperature variations Predation by land animals. Littoral Zone Organisms. Sea urchin Crab Lobster

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Sedimentary Rocks

Sedimentary Rocks. Laying the rock down!. What are sedimentary rocks. How do sedimentary rocks form?. Igneous rocks are the most common rocks on Earth, but because the majority of them exist below the surface we do not see a lot of them. 75% of the rocks at the surface are sedimentary rocks.

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What do you know about the oceans?

What do you know about the oceans?. Which line best indicates the location of the Gulf Stream?. The Gulf Stream is an example of which of the following?. a current a tide an ocean a wave pattern. Which word best describes what a phytoplankton is?. Fungus Mammal Reptile Plant.

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Rocks ~Sedimentary rocks form from earlier rocks~

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Study Pack #10

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Ocean Acidification

Ocean Acidification. EARTH New Hampshire 2007. What is the title of the graph? What is the X-axis? And units? The Y-axis? And units? What are the scales for both axes? Do you understand what these scales mean? How many variables are being measured?

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