'Zooplankton' diaporamas de présentation

Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary

Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary. 2. Map of National Marine Sanctuaries. 3. Map of Central California Sanctuaries. 4. Geology. 5. Old ship dropping off edge. 6. Old vessel drawing. 7. Sailing vessel. 8. Open ocean and dark sky. 9. Rough seas. 10. Calm sea with clouds.

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OCEANOGRAPHY

OCEANOGRAPHY. SOL 5.6. Oceanography 1. Oceans cover over what percentage of the Earth?. Oceanography 1 Answer. Over 70 percent. Oceanography 2. What occurs as the depth of the ocean water increases?. Oceanography 2 Answer. Temperature Pressure amount of light. Oceanography 3.

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Zooplankton

Zooplankton. Zooplankton. Planktonic animals can be found in almost all animal phyla Most zooplankton belong to 3 major groups: rotifers, Cladocera, and Copepoda. Zooplankton. One other group may, at times, be important: Protozoa

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Lifestyles

Lifestyles. In Ocean Zones. In The Zone Lifestyles. Explanation: This Power Point is included in this presentation as a review of basic terminology and information. Ocean Zones (shoreline to open ocean). Intertidal Zone Neritic Zone Oceanic Zone Benthic Zone. Intertidal Zone.

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ZOOPLANKTON

ZOOPLANKTON. All of the major phyla of animals are represented in the plankton. Remember: In the sea, microscopic plantlike organisms form the base of the food chain. This means most of the organisms that feed on these plant like organisms are also small.

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ZOOPLANKTON

ZOOPLANKTON. All of the major phyla of animals are represented in the plankton. Remember: In the sea, microscopic plantlike organisms form the base of the food chain. This means most of the organisms that feed on these plant like organisms are also small.

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Structure of Aquatic Ecosystems

Structure of Aquatic Ecosystems. Relative importance of allochthonous versus autochthonous sources of nutrients sediments o rganic matter (dissolved and particulate). Productivity within a Watershed. Wetland very productive Terrestrial systems moderately productive

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The Drift on Plankton

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Green Lake Fayetteville, New York

Green Lake Fayetteville, New York. Green Lake: General Characteristics. Morphometry Glaciated plunge-pool basin 0.3 km 2 SA 7.2E6 m 3 TotV D L = 1.58 Z max = 52m Hardwater & Very Oligotrophic Dimitic & Meromictic w/ Permanent Chemocline (~ 20m)

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Community Ecology Freshwater Communities Changing Through Time (Ch 8)

Community Ecology Freshwater Communities Changing Through Time (Ch 8). Time Scales that affect FW communities Hours Diel Vertical Migration, protist cell division Days algal cell division, rotifer reproduction Weeks zooplankton reproduction Months

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Oneida Lake By: Don Maryanski

Oneida Lake By: Don Maryanski. How was Oneida Formed?. Formed from Lake Iroquois Glaciers receded and damned St. Lawrence As temp. increased St. Lawrence was able to flow out into ocean and Oneida formed in glacial depression. Physical properties.

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Kingdom Protista

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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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Seashore

Seashore Samantha Cramer and Katie Silverstein What is a seashore biome? Formed where land meets ocean Also called intertidal zones Characterized by: wave action intensity, disturbance frequency, bottom type Physical factors that vary: tide, temperature, and salinity

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Wolf Lake

Wolf Lake. A Physical and Chemical Discription. General Information. Located in the Adirondack town of Wurtsboro, NY Wolf is an oligotrophic lake with relatively low production. Is known for is populations of native fishes, such as the brook trout. . Physical Characteristics.

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Freshwater plankton

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Pond Water Web

Pond Water Web. Producers. phytoplankton aquatic plants. Largemouth bass Bluegill Crayfish Mosquito larvae Zooplankton Raccoon Tiger salamander Pond frog leeches. Snail Bullheads Mallard Great blue heron Snapping turtle Aquatic nymphs Mudpuppy Muskrat N. water snake.

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Distribution of zooplankton communities relative to hydrographic features in the northern Gulf of Alaska K. O. Coyle, S.

May 26, 2000. Outer Shelf. Prince William Sound. Prince William Sound. Inner Seward Line. Outer Seward Line. Inner Shelf. Middle Shelf. May 1998. May 1999. May 2000. Methods:

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