'Crabs' presentation slideshows

Phylum Arthropoda aka: Arthropods

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Nassau Grouper

Nassau Grouper. Epinephelus striatus. Almost always 5-6 olive stripes 4 feet long. Phylum Chordata Subphylum vertebrata Superclass gnathostomata Class osteichthyes Subclass actinopterygii Infraclass teleostei Superorder acanthopterygii Order perciformes Family Serranidae.

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Monarch Butterfly

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A guide to rock pooling at Lunderston Bay

A guide to rock pooling at Lunderston Bay. www.clydemuirshiel.co.uk. www.clydemuirshiel.co.uk. Lunderston Bay. View looking north towards Dunoon during a mid tide. At the high tide the rockpools are covered by the sea. The Strandline. This is the area where the sea washes up debris.

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F. Joel Fodrie, Matthew D. Kenworthy and Sean P. Powers

Can stone crabs provide biological control against southern oyster drills and increase eastern oyster survivorship?. F. Joel Fodrie, Matthew D. Kenworthy and Sean P. Powers Department of Marine Sciences, University of South Alabama & Dauphin Island Sea Lab ICSR 2008. Acknowledgements.

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Salt Marshes -biotic perspectives

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A Trip to the Chesapeake Bay

A Trip to the Chesapeake Bay. CLICK to begin!. What will we learn about the Chesapeake Bay on this trip?. History & Geology of the Bay What is a watershed? Pirates! Blue Crabs are good to eat – yum! How do we get there? What animals could we see? How do people affect the Bay?.

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What is a Crab?

What is a Crab?. Even though some crabs are different from others, they all have several things in common:. Crabs are crustaceans just like shrimp barnacles, and lobsters. Crabs have 10 jointed legs. True crabs can only walk sideways , and sometimes backwards.

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BRAHMA

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Land Crabs (Cardisoma guanhumi)

Land Crabs (Cardisoma guanhumi) . By: Abbi Block. What do land crabs look like?. Crabs have ten legs A hard shell (that is really a skeleton). Where do land crabs live?. Rocky, muddy or sandy seashores all over the world Salt ponds Wetlands Marshes

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Crabs

Crabs. By: Denzel Maxey On Tucker's Topic. One of the oldest species on Earth Over 5000 different species. Habitat. Most live in the ocean, but many live on land. The biggest crab that lives in water, The Japanese Spider crab , lives on the floor of the North Pacific Ocean.

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Know Everything About Crabs

All the information regarding Crabs that are present in the sea and oceans,their various types,what they eat where they live have been explained briefly.

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Crabs and Crabbing

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Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. By: Joseph Barden. Inside a coral reef . The coral reef is the only ecosystem constructed and composed by animals. They offer 25% of all marine life. They are made up of tiny sea creatures called coral polyps. Fish eat and hide among the polyps.

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Preparing the Sand-Humus Mixture for 2 Crab Habitats

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Skeletal system portfolio

Skeletal system portfolio. By: Michael Ramsey and Noah Comer. How the system works ?.

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Lice/ Nits

Lice/ Nits. Lice are parasitic insects Hundreds of millions cases worldwide Lice do not jump or fly from host to host. Cannot be transited through animals May be transferred by person to person with direct contact (i.e. - caps , combs, sheets, etc). Head lice Most common

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Vertical Migration of Emerita talpoida in the Intertidal Zone

Vertical Migration of Emerita talpoida in the Intertidal Zone Merete Ohme (PI), Philip Geyer, Julie Medina Department of Biological Sciences, Florida Institute of Technology. Background. Tidal Migrations.

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Introduction

Fig. 1. Map of southern Gulf of St. Lawrence showing locations sampled in November 2005 (Savage Harbour and St. Peters Bay, PE), general area sampled within the Northumberland Strait (highlighted in yellow) on August 4-5, 2006 and other place names mentioned in the text.

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