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Fish

Fish

Fish. Characteristics of Fish. Skeleton made of bone Air (swim) bladder for buoyancy Mucus to reduce friction, antibacterial agent Gill cover (operculum) to protect gills and pump water through them (oxygen). Small, thin scales for rapid swimming Flexible fins (not stiff as in sharks)

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WELLNESS AND NUTRILITE

WELLNESS AND NUTRILITE

WELLNESS AND NUTRILITE. DANGERS OF MODERN SOCIETY. Our food often lacks good nutritional content due to mineral and micro-nutrient depleted soil Many nutrients are also destroyed by: Cleaning, transportation and storage of food Cooking and processing of food (Heat labile)

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Matthew Gianni Political and Policy Advisor Deep Sea Conservation Coalition

Matthew Gianni Political and Policy Advisor Deep Sea Conservation Coalition

Review of the implementation of the UN GA agreement to protect deep-sea ecosystems on the high seas. Matthew Gianni Political and Policy Advisor Deep Sea Conservation Coalition. UN GA negotiations 2006. ISSUES: Biodiversity, equity, sustainability, international law Various proposals, e.g.

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Evolution of Bioluminescence of Deep Sea Organisms

Evolution of Bioluminescence of Deep Sea Organisms

Evolution of Bioluminescence of Deep Sea Organisms. By: Selisha M. Cherry Bio 425 April 19, 2011. Agenda. Definition of bioluminescence Research Goals Adaptations Attraction/Repulsion Reproduction Avoid Predation Future Research. Definition.

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THE LAND

THE LAND

THE LAND. SHAPE OF THE LAND. many different climates and habitats, but one constant: province of mountains Coast mtns and Rocky mtns abundant resources: forests, food plants, minerals, game, and fur-bearing animals place of water: rivers, lakes, channels and inlet

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Marine Ecosystems

Marine Ecosystems

Marine Ecosystems. Nine Major Marine Ecosystems. Rocky Intertidal Sandy and Cobble Beach Salt Marshes and Estuaries Open Ocean Deep Sea Floor Hydrothermal Vents Coral Reefs Polar Ocean Kelp Forest. Rocky Intertidal.

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Creature Feature

Creature Feature

Creature Feature. Giant Squid (Architeuthis dux). Phylum Mollusca Class Cephalopoda Possibly 8 species 33-43 feet in length Weigh 330-610 lbs. Inhabit temperate waters to depths of 1300-2000 feet (400-600m)

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KEY CONCEPT The dominant aquatic vertebrates are fish.

KEY CONCEPT The dominant aquatic vertebrates are fish.

KEY CONCEPT The dominant aquatic vertebrates are fish. water flow. Fish are vertebrates with gills and paired fins. Fish use specialized organs called gills to breathe underwater. sheets of thick, frilly tissue filled with capillaries

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KEY CONCEPT The dominant aquatic vertebrates are fish.

KEY CONCEPT The dominant aquatic vertebrates are fish.

KEY CONCEPT The dominant aquatic vertebrates are fish. water flow. Fish are vertebrates with gills and paired fins. Fish use specialized organs called gills to breathe underwater. sheets of thick, frilly tissue filled with capillaries

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Question: Why do camels have big feet?

Question: Why do camels have big feet?

Question: Why do camels have big feet?. Pressure. Aim: To investigate how much pressure our feet exert on the ground. Method: Use graph paper to measure the area (cm 2 ) of one foot. Multiply by 2. Convert the area into m 2 (divide by 100000) Calculate your weight in N ewtons (F = m.g ).

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