Marine Science chapter 3 Flashcards

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Quantitative data

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Expressing a certain quantity, amount or range. Data or numbers.

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Qualitative data

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Data that approximately or characteristics but doesn’t measure, 5 senses.

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How do ROVs differ from submersible

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ROVs you can control by land/boat and submersibles you have to go into and control from there.

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What does SCUBA stand for

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Self- contained, Underwater, Breathing, Apparatus

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What does SONAR

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Sound, Navigation, and Ranging

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What is an advantage of a submersible over scuba gear

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You can go deeper with a submersible than you can with scuba gear.

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What was Sylvia Earles accomplishments

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1st underwater explores to use SCUBA

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What is the importance of National marine Sanctuaries Act

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They designate and protect marine environment.

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What is the importance of The Marine Mammal Protection Act

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Protect Mammals, and 1st of its kind in the world, important step for the conservation of our marine ecosystems

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What is the importance of REMUS

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Remote, environmental, monitoring, unit, system. It monitors the environment.

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When did the largest oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico occur

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2010

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12
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Who discovered the remains of the titanic

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Robert Ballard

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When was the Panama Canal complete, what two bodies of water did it connect

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1914 Atlantic and pacific oceans

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14
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What is the Savannah (1818)

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Steamboat

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Who studied and explored the Galapagos Islands in 1831

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Charles DarwinP

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16
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Who is Vasco de Gama and what is he known for

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He is the first to complete the voyage from Europe to India

17
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When was the U.S. Coast Guard established

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1789 in New York

18
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Who invented the diving bell

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Edmund Halley

19
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The Northeast she route connectsthese two babies of water

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Pacific and Atlantic

20
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What is the triangular trade

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A system of trade that emports slaves

21
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Hms challenger

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A 4 year voyage

22
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What des NOAA stand for— what kind of work do they do

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National, Oceanic, Amospheric administrative, it study’s the ocean and they track the weather

23
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Discuss three reasons why man explores the ocean, give examples (hint use those categories we
went over at the start of the timeline project)

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  1. To discover new species
  2. To gain knowledge
  3. To find new types of medicines
24
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Discuss how technology has been used to explore the ocean floor.

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They SONAR to find Navigation, the use SCUBA to go down into the ocean to explore it, they use submarines to find new types of animals.