Test 1 Flashcards

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List the 4 ways to test salinity.

A

1) Evaporation
2) Optical Reflectometer
3) Hydrometer
4) Conductivity meter

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1
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List the 5 differences between freshwater and saltwater.

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1) size
2) salinity
3) movement
- currents and tides
4) permanent
5) big bio diversity

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2
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List the different salinities and ppt for them.

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***Freshwater 40

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3
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Define long shore currents.

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Current that goes parallel with the shore

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4
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List the three layers of the middle oceans.

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1) surface layer
2) intermediate layer
3) deep layer

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5
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List the eight zones of the ocean and what is found there.

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1) splash zone - periwinkles
2) supralittoral - spartina
3) littoral - greens, reds, & browns
4) Sublittoral - sea grasses
5) Continental shelf - oil rigs
6) Archibenthic - 200 to 1000 meters
7) Abyssal -
8) Hadal zone

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6
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List some structural adaptations of Chrysophyta.

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1) bladder types
2) coin or disk like
3) needle or hair like
4) ribbon types
5) branched

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7
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What is the common name of Chrysophyta and what are the frustule made out of?

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Golden algae

SiO2

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8
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Give an example of a thecate dinoflagellate and a naked one.

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Ceratium = thecate

Peridinium = naked

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9
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Define tide.

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The rhythmic rise and fall of the sea surface

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10
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Define tidal wave.

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Tsunami - seismic disturbance - not related to the tide - not rhythmic

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11
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What is a red tide?

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An algal bloom from dinoflagellates

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12
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Define Ebb tide.

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The downward movement of water away from shore

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13
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Why do heroes leave with the morning tide?

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Because the sun pulls the the tide out in the morning

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14
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Define Flood tide.

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The upward movement of water toward the shore

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15
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Define Spring tide.

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Tides wit a large tidal range. Occur around new and full moons.

16
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Define Neap tides.

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Tides with a small tidal range. Occur around quarter moons

17
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What are two causative agents of tides?

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Moon & sun cycle

Rotations of the earth, moon & sun

18
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Define Mesoglea.

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The layer between the epidermis and gastrodermis in Cnidarians

19
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Define mesoderm.

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The middle layer of tissue I developing embryos. Reproductive system and others

20
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Define Pneumatocysts.

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Air cells found only in some brown algae

21
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Define Halophyte.

A

Salt tolerant plants

22
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What makes Caulerpas’ holdfast different?

A

Grows in soft substrate

23
Q

What are some characteristics of protozoans?

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1) generally unicellular
2) important indicators in the petroleum industry
3) they fave flagella and/or cilia

24
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What are the 3 types of naturally occurring liquids?

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Water, oil, & mercury

25
Q

What are some characteristics of radiolarians?

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SiO2

Spherical symmetry

26
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What’s a characteristic of sponges?

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No well-developed tissues

27
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What are some characteristics of sea anemones?

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Nerve net

2 germ layers

28
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What are some characteristics of sponges?

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Sessile
Filter feeders
Spicules
    - SiO2
    - support
    - triaxon
Choanocytes
    - endocytosis
29
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What are some characteristics of Cnidaria?

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Mostly marine
Ectodermis
Mesoglea
Endodermis
Radial symmetry
30
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Can you draw the life cycles of Obelia & Aurelia?

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Yes