10.32.R - Sci Lesson Review: Saltwater Ecosystems Part 1 & 2 Flashcards
Estuaries are located near the equator the poles the coast tropical rain forest
the coast
The living organisms comprised of producer (zooxanthellae) and consumer (cnidarian) qualities. duck week estuaries polyps coral reef
coral reef
The largest biome on earth is Estuaries Marine Coral Reef Tropical grasslands
Marine
Estuaries become \_\_\_\_\_\_ during summer. flooded salty barren over populated
salty
A long term relationship between organisms that benefit both organisms
commensalism
mutualism
parasitism
mutualism
Marine biomes make up \_\_\_\_\_% of the Earth's surface. 15-30 60-80 70-90 20-50
60-80
Carp and stickleback are producers primary consumers secondary consumers decomposers
secondary consumers
Marine biomes are also called terrestrial biomes freshwater regions saltwater regions great lakes
saltwater regions
The deepest part of the ocean is the Mariana Trench. It is found in Indian Ocean Southern Ocean Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Where freshwater and saltwater meet Estuaries oceans coral reef rivers
Estuaries
The following are considered marine biomes estuaries oceans swamps lakes coral reefs bogs
estuaries
oceans
coral reefs
Which light zones of the ocean are cold and low in nutrients? (Choose all that apply)
euphotic
disphotic
aphotic
disphotic
aphotic
Why are Estuaries important?
Your Answer:
Estuaries are important because they act as natural water filters.
Match the ocean zone with the description
open ocean and includes the photic zone
Pelagic zone
Benthic zone
Abyssal zone
Pelagic zone
Match the ocean zone with the description
along the ocean floor; deep sea
Pelagic zone
Benthic zone
Abyssal zone
Benthic zone