'Deep sea organisms' presentation slideshows

Three Domains of Life

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The Deep Sea

The Deep Sea. Mesopelagic. Division of the Deep Sea. Mesopelagic Effective light penetration - 1,000 m. Bathypelagic 1,000 - 4,000 m. Abyssopelagic 4,000 - 6,000 m. Hadopelagic 6,000 m. or more. Sampling Considerations. The depth of the habitat creates a logistical problem

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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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Aim : How can we describe the types of nutrition in living things? Do now : 1. What is nutrition? 2. Why do living th

Aim : How can we describe the types of nutrition in living things? Do now : 1. What is nutrition? 2. Why do living things need nutrition? . Nutrition : How an organism gets food ( nutrients, organic compounds ) and makes it available to the cells. Nutrients :

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Aim : How can we describe the types of nutrition in living things? Do now :

Aim : How can we describe the types of nutrition in living things? Do now : 1. What is nutrition? 2. Why do living things need nutrition?. Nutrition : How an organism gets food ( nutrients, organic compounds ) and makes it available to the cells. Nutrients : useful portion of food:

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Biomes and Aquatic Ecosystems

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Glowing in the Dark: Adaptations to Living in the Deep Sea

Glowing in the Dark: Adaptations to Living in the Deep Sea. Presented By: The North Mississippi GK-12 Project The University of Mississippi. Who Makes Light. Some bacteria Some wood fungus Some insects (e.g. fireflies) Dinoflagellates Deep sea organisms (e.g. squid, comb-jellies).

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