'Tide pools' presentation slideshows

The Ocean Habitat

The Ocean Habitat An ocean is a large, deep body of salt water. Oceans cover three-fourths of Earth. Different plants and animals live in different parts of the ocean. Parts of the Ocean Tide Pools Kelp Forest Open Ocean Deep Sea Tide Pools

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Interpretation 101

Interpretation 101. Amos Almy Interpretive Specialist Rockport and Rasar State Park. History of Interpretation. What is Interpretation?. Interpretation is a social art that focuses on mutual teaching and learning. It is a lot more than just talking.

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The Inter-Tidal Zone

The Inter-Tidal Zone. Period 3 By: Ken Rosenberg Katie Collins Jen Jenson. What is the Inter-Tidal Zone. The inter-tidal zone is divided into four broad sections: splash, upper inter-tidal, mid inter-tidal, and low inter-tidal zones. . Inter-Tidal Zone : Splash Zone.

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Intertidal Communities

Intertidal Communities. Rocky Shore Communities. The Intertidal. The intertidal zone is the area between the highest high and the lowest low tide Organisms that live in this area undergo the greatest variations in environmental conditions. Tidal Forces.

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Life in the Tidal Zone

Life in the Tidal Zone. Survival and Diversity. Tidal Habitats. Great places to live : High levels of primary (food) production: driven by phytoplankton

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The Earth Takes Shape

Pgs 48 -53. The Earth Takes Shape. The Solid Earth Takes Form. It is not easy to try to understand how our planet formed. Scientists have gathered information from other galaxies and what they know about our Earth currently.

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Tide Pools

Tide Pools. By: Cianna Palomino & Alex Atkins ?. What is a Tide Pool?. Tide pools are areas on rocks by the ocean that are filled with seawater Can either be small and shallow or large and deep. Tide Pools. Gravitational pull of moon and sun causes tides on earth

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Have you ever been to a tide pool? What makes a tide pool a tide pool?

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Warm Up #

Warm Up #. In a temperate forest biome, what do you consider to be a keystone species? Why would you choose this plant/animal/decomposer? Why are coral reefs an important biome to conserve? How does coral bleaching happen?. More Seawater Biomes. Review: Coral Reefs.

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Rocky Shores

Rocky Shores. Sean D. A rocky shore consists of rocky ledges with pools of salty water, boulders, pebbles and other non-living things such as air and sunlight. They are located on steep coasts where plates have converged to form rocky cliffs. . Location.

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Marine Shores-Intertidal Zone

Marine Shores-Intertidal Zone. By Brandon Nadeau. The intertidal zone, as you can see, is full of amazing life forms. Which have to survive ever changing conditions. However, they have all developed mechanisms of survival to cope with this harsh environment between air and water.

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The Different Bodies of water!!

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