Test 5, Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Pinniped means ___-footed animal

A

wing

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2
Q

The walrus lives near the ____ Pole.

A

North

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3
Q

Whales are ____-blooded animals.

A

warm

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4
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The largest of all pinnipeds is the _____/

A

elephant seal.

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5
Q

Sea mammals have a layer of ____ to keep them warm.

A

blubber

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6
Q

Seals that have small outer ears are _____ seals.

A

eared

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7
Q

One of the few animals clever enough to use tools is the

A

sea otter

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8
Q

The pinniped that has a set of tusks which he uses as a fifth leg is the

A

walrus

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9
Q

Baby whales are ____ under the water.

A

born

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10
Q

The largest of all flying birds is the

A

wandering albatross

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11
Q

Most penguins live near the continent of

A

Antarctica

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12
Q

The tallest of all penguins is the

A

emperor penguin

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13
Q

The most poisonous fish is the

A

stonefish

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14
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The fish that helps larger fish by eating bothersome parasites is the

A

wrasse

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15
Q

The fish that looks like a snake is the

A

moray eel

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16
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The fish whose teeth are fused together and can bite through a fish hook is the

A

parrotfish

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17
Q

The cleaner mimic that will bite the large fish is the

18
Q

The Great Barrier Reef is off the coast of

19
Q

Coral reefs are made up of

A

polyp skeletons

20
Q

Sea stars or starfish have ____ feet

21
Q

Label the steps in the water cycle.

A

precipitation, evaporation, condensation

22
Q

List examples of mollusks

A

cowrie, conch, sea snail, oyster, clam, mussel

23
Q

List examples of crustaceans

A

shrimp, lobster, crab

24
Q

The tides that occur when the sun and moon are at right angles to the earth and pull in different directions are ____ tides

25
The tide that occurs when the water has reached its lowest point before rising again is the ___ tide.
low
26
The tide that occurs when the water has reached its highest point before it starts falling again is the ___ tide.
high
27
The tide that experiences the highest high tides and the lowest low tides is the ___ tide
spring
28
The regions between low-tide and high-tide lines where most ocean plants and animals live are called the ____ zones.
intertidal
29
All living things must contain some ___ in their body tissue.
water
30
The smallest part of a substance that still has the quality of that substance is a
molecule
31
the ocean covers almost ____ of the earth's surface
3/4
32
underground places where water collects are called
aquifers
33
single shell
univalve
34
two shells
bivalve
35
small crustacean; scavenger
shrimp
36
produces pearls
oyster
37
carnivorous crustacean with two large pincers
lobster
38
crustacean that runs sideways
crab
39
Although more than 80% of the water vapor in the air has been evaporated from the ocean, water vapor is not salty as the ocean is. Why not?
When water is evaporated form the ocean, most of the minerals dissolved in the water remain behind.
40
How does the ocean moderate the climate of the earth?
The temperature of the ocean does not change as quickly as that of land. Therefore the ocean warms the land in the winter and cools it in the summer.