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Environment

Environment. The physical surroundings of an organism, including all the conditions and circumstances that affect its development. Interaction. a relationship between parts of the environment. Biotic Factors. the parts of the environment that are living or were once alive .

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Life in the Ocean

Life in the Ocean. All living things grow, metabolize, react to the external environment and reproduce Organisms need energy and ingredients Energy: the ability to do work Metabolism: process by which organisms gain energy from the external environment. The ingredients: Biomolecules

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PLANKTON

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On Friday, Sep. 20 there is NO class/recitation. INSTEAD, consider attending

On Friday, Sep. 20 there is NO class/recitation. INSTEAD, consider attending Global Climate Strike rally at 2:30pm on Voorhees Mall. A peaceful protest to demand that: 1. Rutgers go carbon-neutral by 2050 2. Rep. Pallone hold hearings on Green New Deal

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PLANKTON

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ESTUARIES

ESTUARIES. By: ESAI, ROBIN, and CHELSEA . Depth, Dissolved 02, Light. Estuary depth: Usually ranges from 5m-10m (16ft-33ft) Dissolved 02: In estuaries, prominent plant deaths rob estuaries of oxygen levels. Shallow, well mixed estuaries do much better in oxygen levels.

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THE POLLUTION

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Fossil Fuels

Fossil Fuels. The Alberta Tar Sands. Learning Goals:. Today I will learn about fossil fuels and the Alberta Tar Sands Agenda: Introduction Lesson to Fossil Fuels USSR . Fossil Fuels:. Fossil Fuels are natural substances made from the remains of ancient plants and animals

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PROTOZOAN ZOOPLANKTON

PROTOZOAN ZOOPLANKTON. Dinoflagellates Heterotrophic relatives to the phototrophic Dinophyceae ; naked and thecate forms Noctiluca miliaris Zooflagellates Heterotrophic nanoflagellates protozoans are foraminiferans , radiolarians and tintinnids. Foraminiferids and Radiolarians

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Introduction to Plankton

Introduction to Plankton. What Exactly are Plankton?. Animals. Plants and animals that live in the water and cannot swim against major currents. Plants. Plant -like Plankton = P hytoplankton. Single cell or chain of cells.

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Adding Fractions

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Fishing

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PLANKTON

PLANKTON. PLANKTON. PHYTOPLANKTON. PHYTOPLANKTON. ZOOPLANKTON. ZOOPLANKTON.

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Ocean Habitats

Ocean Habitats. Plankton: Phytoplankton----algae Zooplankton----animal Most are 20mm or less . Jelly fish, clams, and snails are also classified as plankton. Why? What kind of plankton are these organisms? http://askabiologist.asu.edu/watch/invisible-world-plankton. Nekton.

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Trivia Challenge #1

SpongeBob. Trivia Challenge #1. T. Trimpe 2008 http://sciencespot.net/. 1. What is the name of Plankton's restaurant (his wannabe Krusty Krabs)? a. Chum Bucket b. Plankton c. Crispy Crabs 2. What type of animal is Mr. Crab's daughter? a. octopus b. whale c. crab

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Ecosystem Plants, animals and environments Components of Ecosystems Abiotic Autotrophs Heterotrophys: herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, deteritivores Decomposers Trophic structure, food train, trophic level Biomass, primary & secondary productivity. Habitat Ecological Niche

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Plankton

T hree M ain G roups of Plants and Animals in the Ocean. Plankton Plankton are the plants and animals that drift on the top of the ocean. They include algae, protozoa, jellyfish, and the larvae of many sea animals.

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