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Build a Seagrass Community Components--Batch 1

Explore the intricate components of a seagrass community, highlighting key species and their interactions. This guide focuses on vital elements such as turtle grass, phytoplankton, zooplankton, and essential marine organisms including bacteria, sponges, corals, conchs, and octopuses. Understanding these relationships is crucial for the health of the ecosystem. Note that phytoplankton is microscopic, while zooplankton, such as copepods, are small. This guide provides optional insights for Level 1 clues in seagrass community studies.

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Build a Seagrass Community Components--Batch 1

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  1. Build a Seagrass Community Components--Batch 1

  2. Sun

  3. Seawater represented by waves

  4. Energy Arrows

  5. Energy Arrows

  6. Energy Arrows

  7. Seagrass (turtle grass)

  8. Phytoplankton Phytoplankton Zooplankton (copepods) Phytoplankton Note: The phytoplankton are microscopic and the zooplankton are very small in size. You might want to cut them out in clusters of three. This page is optional for Level 1 clues.

  9. Bacteria

  10. Tube Sponge Vase Sponge

  11. Anemone

  12. Rose Coral

  13. Queen Conch Queen Conch--young Tulip Snail

  14. Queen Conch Queen Conch--young

  15. Bay Scallops

  16. Common Octopus

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