'Tropical oceans' presentation slideshows

Ocean Predators

Ocean Predators. Created by: Lindsey Applegate. Audience. 5-6 th graders. Middle Class- Suburban Community School. Best for visual type learners. Great for students to improve their memory by matching pictures with words. E n v I r o n m e n T. Individual work or 2 people in a group.

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Coral reefs

Coral reefs. Coral reefs. One of the most biological diverse and productive ecosystem Found in warm, clear and shallow tropical oceans On CaCO 3 substrate deposited by reef building corals (50% of all Ca deposit in the sea) and other calcified organisms. Provide shelters and food to fish .

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Thunderstorms, Tornadoes and Hurricanes

Thunderstorms, Tornadoes and Hurricanes. Honors Earth Science. Thunderstorms. A storm with lightning and thunder. Produced by a cumulonimbus cloud. Usually produces gusty winds, heavy rain and sometimes hail. Ingredients for a Thunderstorm. Thunderstorms need two things in order to form:

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Supergroup Rhizaria Grouped based on molecular similarities not morphology (form and structures)

Supergroup Rhizaria. Supergroup Rhizaria Grouped based on molecular similarities not morphology (form and structures) All have Pseudopodia : extensions that bulge from cell surface Includes 3 groups: Forams Radiolarians Chlorarachniophytes. Supergroup Rhizaria Forams.

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CLIMATE change

CLIMATE change. Different data different perspectives. climate. Definitions Climate change history Controversy Natural Cycles Human activity. vocabulary. Ice core sampling Logarithmic Anomaly El Nino La Nina ENSO Sunspot Cycles Maunder Minimum Milankovitch Cycles. Climate

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Scott A. Braun & Wei-Kuo Tao

Sensitivity of High-Resolution Simulations of Hurricane Bob (1991) to Planetary Boundary Layer Parametrizations. Scott A. Braun & Wei-Kuo Tao. Chris Birchfield. Atmospheric Sciences, Spanish minor. What is a Hurricane?. Center of low pressure Warm Core No fronts attached. How do they form?.

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The Nature of Storms Chapter 13

The Nature of Storms Chapter 13. Thunderstorms. Severe Weather. Tropical Storms. Recurring Weather. Thunderstorms. The conditions that must be met for them to form how thunderstorms are often classified The two types of thunderstorms as well as the mechanisms that cause them

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Sedimentary Rocks

Sedimentary Rocks. Sedimentary Rocks. Formed by the compaction and cementation of sediments (small pieces of rock and living things). Depositional Environment.

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Tropical Cyclones Hurricanes Typhoons

Tropical Cyclones Hurricanes Typhoons. Hurricane Ike 2008. Tropical Cyclone. Large, rotating, low-pressure storm Forms over water during summer and fall in the tropics . Tropical Cyclones. Tropical cyclones require two basic conditions: An abundant supply of very warm ocean water

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Atmospheric clear-sky longwave radiative cooling and precipitation

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Plankton, Viruses, Glycosphingolipids : Interactions

Plankton, Viruses, Glycosphingolipids : Interactions. Coccolithophores. Unicellular Most abundant species = Emiliana huxleyi Found in temperate, subtropical, and tropical oceans I mportant part of the planktonic base of marine food webs Forms extensive blooms.

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15.3 Oceanic Productivity

Primary Productivity. 15.3 Oceanic Productivity . ? Primary productivity is the production of organic compounds from inorganic substances through photosynthesis or chemosynthesis.

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Water Isotopes in the Hydrosphere I 10/10/05

Water Isotopes in the Hydrosphere I 10/10/05. Lecture outline: the hydrological cycle d D and d 18 O variability 3) fractionation processes d 18 O, d D of precipitation 5) modeling d 18 O precip. spectrometer light intake. The Hydrosphere.

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Diversity & productivity of Ocean Life

Diversity & productivity of Ocean Life. Classification of Marine Organisms. Classification is a way of organizing living things Things that live in the ocean are called marine organism Marine organisms can be classified according to where they live and how they move. Plankton.

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Severe Weather

Severe Weather. Hurricanes and Tornadoes. Tornadoes. Tornadoes are a violently whirling column of air, usually seen as a funnel-shaped cloud extending from the base if a thunderhead. Tornadoes. Tornadoes May be 3m to 3km across Tornado Alley runs from Texas to Michigan

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Tropical oceans

Tropical oceans . By: KATELYN Regec. Animals.

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Monsoons and Hurricanes

Monsoons and Hurricanes. Driven by Surface Currents. Monsoons. Monsoon (Arabic for Season): A pattern of wind circulation that changes with the season. Monsoons usually mean wet summers and dry winters.

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Creature Feature

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Lesson 2: Introducing Storms Vocabulary

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What is a Tropical Cyclone?

What is a Tropical Cyclone?. How does a Tropical Cyclone form?.

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