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Male Cardinalfish: Guardian of The Offspring | Impact of Global Warming

Explore the male cardinalfish as mouthbrooders protecting their eggs in Sydney, Australia. Witness the hatching moment captured by photographer Nicholas Terry. Learn about global warming's physical and biological evidence, impacts on climate change, and species response in a changing environment.

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Male Cardinalfish: Guardian of The Offspring | Impact of Global Warming

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  1. Do Now: Page 49 and 50

  2. Gorgeous photo of a cardinalfish, taken in Mosman, Sydney Australia. Male cardinalfish are mouthbrooders - they carry their eggs in their mouths for several weeks, protecting them from predators until they hatch. Photographer Nicholas Terry managed to capture the moment the offspring hatched.

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  7. Global Warming Blank piece of paper

  8. Global Warming • The increase in average temperature of the biosphere • Leads to climate change – changes in patterns of temperature, rainfall, and other physical environmental factors

  9. Physical Evidence • Earth’s temperatures are getting warmer • Risen .74oC between 1906 and 2005 • Sea ice is melting • Sea levels are rising • Caused by warmer water expanding and melting glaciers

  10. Physical Evidence

  11. Physical Evidence

  12. Physical Evidence

  13. Biological Evidence • Many species and communities are responding as though they are experiencing rising temperatures

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  15. DO NOW: Page 64 and 66 in packet Homework: Page 179, 1 and 2

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