'Phytoplankton' diaporamas de présentation

9 Critical Factors in Plankton Abundance

9 Critical Factors in Plankton Abundance. Notes for Marine Biology: Function, Biodiversity, Ecology By Jeffrey S. Levinton. Spring Phytoplankton Increase ( or Spring Diatom Increase). In midlatitudes, phytoplankton increase in the spring, decline in summer, and may increase

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Biology C20 test Review Notes

Biology C20 test Review Notes. Place these notes into your Biology Notebook. Place your first and last name in the upper right corner of your paper, followed by the date. . In the life cycle of the alga Ulva , one of the phases produces male and female gametes known as gametophytes.

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Connections to Chemistry, 16 October 2013

Climate Science Activities in the Chemistry Classroom. Jerry A. Bell Simmons College (emeritus) Wisconsin Initiative for Science Literacy American Chemical Society (retired) Alan D. Crosby Newton South High School. Connections to Chemistry, 16 October 2013. Climate Science Activities.

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Human Impact on Marine Life

Human Impact on Marine Life. Pollution in the Ocean. Warm Up. What is pollution? In what ways do humans pollute the Chesapeake Bay? In what ways can you stop pollution from getting into the Bay? How does oil from the roads get into the Bay?.

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Lifestyles of Marine Organisms

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Jessica Harold Advisor: Dr. Michael Twiss Clarkson REU Program August 2, 2007

Phytoplankton Community Composition, Abundance, and Health on the International Section of the St. Lawrence River. Jessica Harold Advisor: Dr. Michael Twiss Clarkson REU Program August 2, 2007. Outline. Importance Hypothesis Methods Instruments Results & Discussion.

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By Dustin Chalton

Plankton. By Dustin Chalton. Phytoplankton is a kind of plant.

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The Intertidal Biome

The Intertidal Biome. By: Rhiannon Huang . The Intertidal Biome. The intertidal biome is also known as the coastline biome. It is where land and sea meet between the high and low tides.

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"PIRANAs and PIRATAs -- Remote Sensing the Amazon River Plume" Guest Scientist: Ajit Subramanian

"PIRANAs and PIRATAs -- Remote Sensing the Amazon River Plume" Guest Scientist: Ajit Subramanian. Earth2Class Workshops Originally Presented 23 Oct 2004. Dr. Ajit Subramanian.

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Introduction to Plankton

Introduction to Plankton. What Exactly are Plankton?. Animals. Plants and animals that live in the water and cannot swim against major currents. Plants. Plant -like Plankton = P hytoplankton. Single cell or chain of cells.

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Warm up

Warm up. What is interspecies competition? What is intraspecies competition? Give example of each. What is watershed ?. A region draining into a river, river system, or other body of water. What is an estuary. Where the river meets the sea. How many zones do lakes and ponds Have?.

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CATLIN LAKE

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Arbutus, Catlin, Green, Oneida, Onondaga, and Wolf.

Phytoplankton in Six New York Lakes. Arbutus, Catlin, Green, Oneida, Onondaga, and Wolf. Presented by Thomas Clement & Amanda Stella. http://www.nies.go.jp/biology/mcc/images/PCD5008/0998L.jpg. http://www.imagequest3d.com/photos/phytoplankton/s003.jpg. Why are phytoplankton important?.

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Unit 17 Point Source Control

Unit 17 Point Source Control. Federal Water Pollution Control Act (Clean Water Act of 1972). Major water pollutants. Pathogens Organics Toxic organics Nutrients Heavy metals Sediments. Traditional water law. Riparian rights Appropriative rights. CWA Point Source Control Program.

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B3 Life on Earth

B3 Life on Earth. Lesson 5 : Environmental Indicators. Objectives. MUST explain how environmental change can be monitored SHOULD interpret data to investigate environmental change. Key Words. You need to be able to define the following: Non-living indicator Living indicator

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Draw and label a quantitative energy flow diagram from the following data

Draw and label a quantitative energy flow diagram from the following data. A mangrove tree makes 40,511 kJ of energy from sunlight It uses 31,900 kJ Prawns consume 5100 kJ of energy from the mangrove leaves They use 3700 kJ of energy Pelicans consume 700 kJ of energy from the prawns

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Chesapeake Bay Research

Chesapeake Bay Research. BY: Mica Jardine. It Is Important To Have A Variety of living Things In The Bay.

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The Protists

The Protists. Phytoplankton: Euglena, Volvox , Zooplankton: Amoeba, Paramecium . http://www.dnatube.com/video/5352/Paramecium-Feeding. Paramecium : unicellular Nutrition : Heterotroph- oral groove to food vacuole, merges with a lysosome which digests it. Locomotion :

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A Role for Caspases During Viral Infection of the Coccolithophorid, Emiliania huxleyi

Time after infection (h). Control Infected. To 24 35 48 72 24 35 48 72. Kd. EhV1 abundance (viruses ml -1 ). 250. Infected with EhV1. E. huxleyi abundance (cells ml -1 ). 150. 100. 75. 50. 37. 0. (1). 2. (5). 4. 6. (40). Control. + EhV1. (29).

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