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Marine biology From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Marine biology is the study of animal and plant life within saltwater ecosystems . Given that in biology many phyla families and genera have some species that live in the sea and others that live on land, marine biology deals with those species in which life is spent only (or mainly) in the water, thus its classification is based on the environment rather than on taxonomy Table of contents 1 Overview 2 Microscopic life 3 Plant life 4 Other sea life ... edit Overview Marine biology covers a great deal, from the microscopic plankton (with phytoplankton hugely important as the primary producers of the sea), to the huge cetaceans (or whale). A large (exactly how large is unknown at this point) porportion of all life on earth is contained in the oceans. Including many species that are economically important to humans, including the food fishes . It is also becoming understood that the well being of marine organisms and non ocean dwelling organisms is linked in some very fundamental ways. edit Microscopic life edit Plant life edit Other sea life Jellyfish , shellfish, edit Fishes Main article: Fish Well known fish include: clownfish ,also known as anemonefish, and bottom fish Predators include sharks . Fish anatomy includes two chamber heart operculem , secretory cells producing mucous swim bladder scales fins ... gills and eyes edit Marine mammals edit Reefs edit Deep sea and trenches The ocean is deep, very deep in some places. The deepest recorded measure to date is the

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Introduction Basic Steps Tip Sheets CRLS Library ... Feedback and Comments Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Research Guide Tip Sheet 2 Listing Key Words Ask these questions: What is it? It is making a list of the words that will help you find the information you need about your research topic. They are called "key words" because they can "unlock" the doors that will lead you to useful information. When will I use them? You will use them when searching through books (using indexes) and through electronic sources (using search screens in online reference sources or search tools such as search engines or directories). Why do I need to do it? If you have good key words, you'll find the kind of information you want faster. If you don't have good key words, you can waste a lot of time not finding the information you need. What are "good key words"? Good key words are the important words or short phrases that specifically describe your topic and closely related topics. They are not long sentences. When do I list them?

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Home Ocean Water and Ocean Life Short Answer Ocean Water and Ocean Life Short Answer Describe the three-layered structure normally found in the open ocean. What are the principal elements that contribute to the ocean's salinity? Use this world map of sea surface salinity Which ocean, Atlantic or Pacific, has the highest average surface salinity? Why do higher surface salinities occur in the middle latitudes in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans? Where on Earth do the highest and lowest surface salinities occur? What do you think accounts for the low salinity of the Bay of Bengal, into which drain the Ganges and Bramaputra Rivers? Examine this world map of the latest sea surface temperatures from the Space Science and Engineering Center at the University of Wisconsin. How does the sea surface temperature off the west coast of Central America compare to the temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico and Indian Ocean? Use this search engine Examine these United States Geological Survey (USGS) fact sheets on coastal and marine geology projects. According to these reports, what is potentially the most serious metal pollutant found in Boston Harbor sediments? With what can the pattern of the sediment contaminants in the harbor be correlated? According to the information presented at this National Resources Defense Council site, what is the present status of vacation beach pollution in the United States? What are some of the sources of beachwater pollution?

47. News And Calendar :: The Maui Ocean Center :: Hawaii's Aquarium Through years of research and meticulous care, Maui ocean Center has gathered the best and most unique collection of Hawai i s marine life. http://www.mauioceancenter.com/NewsandCalendar/PressKit/General.html

Contact: Liz Warrick Telephone: Email: prr@mauioceancenter.com MAUI OCEAN CENTER OFFERS AN INSPIRING GLIMPSE OF HAWAI'I'S UNIQUE UNDERSEA WORLD Over 2,000 miles from any continent or major island group, the Hawaiian archipelago is one of the most isolated places on Earth. In nature's kingdom, the journey to these tropical islands - like settlers of a new frontier - presented both opportunities and perils. For those who survived the arduous journey - mostly by drifting on the ocean's currents - these species have evolved into a unique and wondrous biota. Today, nearly one-third of Hawai'i's marine life can be found nowhere else in the world. MA'ALAEA, MAUI, HI - Since Coral World International opened its $20-million Maui Ocean Center in March 1998, this state-of-the-art facility has lured visitors from around the globe fascinated with experiencing a glimpse of Hawai'i's undersea world. Aptly named "The Hawaiian Aquarium," this state-of-the-art marine park on the island of Maui is the only facility in the world dedicated to fostering understanding, wonder, and respect for Hawaii's marine life. Here, visitors can see spectacular live coral displays (the largest collection in the nation), marvel at elusive garden eels and majestic lionfish, muse at the colorful Hawaiian wrasse, enjoy playful swimming displays by Hawai'i's beloved green sea turtles and awe at close encounters with sharks, rays and more - while learning about Hawai'i's natural history and cultural heritage.

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49. Pathfinder Ocean Life of Endangered Species (REF 591.5 GR); Use the general encyclopedias ocean Link interactive site with educational material on a wide variety of marine life. http://www.pgcps.pg.k12.md.us/~hpoint/library/ocean.html

High Point High School Library Media Center Pathfinder Ocean Animals Images from Sea World Animal Resources Search the online book catalog for books on the topic. Go to: Start/Programs/Winnebago/Winnebago Patron's CAT Use keywords to search the catalog. Keywords: name of the animal, ocean, etc. Use Reference Books on the topics: Funk and Wagnalls Wildlife Encyclopedia (REF 591 FU) Grolier World Encyclopedia of Endangered Species (REF 591.5 GR) Use the general encyclopedias. Internet Resources: Search Engines: Use keywords to search for information on the Internet. Yahoo! Excite Web Links: WorldBook Encyclopedia - 2002 World Book Encyclopedia. Information Please - dictionary, almanac, and encyclopedia articles. Electric Library - encyclopedia, periodical, and reference book articles about topics. Ask the library media specialist for the userid and password. Ocean Link - interactive site with educational material on a wide variety of marine life. Turtle Pages - - includes evolution, anatomy, trivia and more about turtles. Awesome Sharks - collection of articles, facts, images, and links about sharks.

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Introduction Who We Are What We Do -or- What is oceanography? biological oceanography chemical oceanography ... Where We Work Who We Are The Department of Oceanography is a research-oriented, graduate-only department within the School of Arts and Sciences. We are located in the Oceanography-Statistics building on the main FSU campus in Tallahassee, Florida. Our 18 faculty members offer specialized graduate courses and more general undergraduate courses in oceanography. They also guide the research of our students while conducting their own. The department is of a size that it forms a cohesive group, with an important sense of camaraderie amongst graduate students and faculty. The interdisciplinary nature of oceanography leads to intra- and interdepartmental approaches to research and instruction. What We Do What is Oceanography? Oceanography is in some sense a misnomer. The word itself tempts one into thinking that oceanography represents a single well-defined discipline, with traditions and methods that stand apart from those of the more classical sciences. In reality, oceanography consists of the application of the basic disciplines of biology, chemistry, geology, math, and physics to the seas. For example

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New Library About Ask Dr. Global Change ... Links Environmental Education: General Outreach Search Updated 7 February, 2004 Links Environmental Education: General Outreach Argonne National Laboratory Division of Educational Programs Argonne's Ask-A-Scientist program has over 400 questions and answers in their environmental science archive. Common Questions About Climate Change Answers some of the most commonly asked questions about climate change, including whether the Earth has warmed, which human activities are contributing to climate change, what further climatic changes are expected to occur, and what effects these changes may have on humans and the environment. Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) The CSREES is a program within the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, who's mission is to advance knowledge for agriculture, the environment, human health and well being, and communities. The site is loaded with research and education information about all sorts of agriculture, environment and human health related subjects, and includes contact information to CSREES staff specialists who can answer questions or refer you to someone at state or county level who possesses the information you need. Dr. E's Energy Lab - Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network (EREN)

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Magazines: Ocean Life Many aspects of commercial fishing in New Zealand waters are unsustainable according to Forest and Bird researcher BARRY WEEBER New Zealand has responsibility for the fourth largest Exclusive Economic Zone in the world. Its oceans cover an area 14 times its land area, some 1.2 million square nautical miles. New Zealand could be described as a wet continent with a few islands protruding out of the surrounding sea. p Fishing has by far the most pervasive and widespread impact on the surrounding seas. Every year over 600,000 tonnes of fish are extracted from our oceans. Besides the target fish, hundreds of other species are accidentally caught. Left: Long line fishing has been identified as the single greatest threat to seabirds globally. Seabirds scavenge behind fishing vessels - they get caught as they try to eat bait from the hooks, and are dragged underwater to drown. A long-line may be up 130 kilometres long, and around 50 million long-line hooks are set in New Zealand's waters annually. Every year, ocean fishing catches about 10,000 albatrosses and petrels. Every year this fishing catches about 10,000 albatross and petrels, around 1000 fur seals, 80 or so New Zealand sea lions and several dozen Hector's dolphin, some of these animals on the brink of extinction.

53. Olessons In general, the water we use today is the same water used millions of years life IN THE ocean Scientists group types of ocean life by their marine environments http://cherryweb.com/Major_Project/olessons.htm

OCEAN LESSONS Below are some facts about oceans and other water systems. If you come to a term that is underlined that you don't know, you can click on it to find a definition. EARTH'S WATER CYCLE: Oceans make up about 72% of the Earth's surface. Other sources of water include clouds, springs flowing from groudwater, lakes and rivers, and icebergs As a matter of fact, icebergs are our largest supply of fresh water. Earth obtains small amounts of new water each time a volcano erupts and releases water vapor In general, the water we use today is the same water used millions of years ago. Water moves from place to place in a large, complex system called the water cycle Water evaporates from the ocean and other water sources. As the water vapor rises, it cools and condenses The water gathers into clouds, growing larger and heavier, until they fall from the sky in the form of precipitation As the water comes to the Earth's surface it will either infiltrate or runoff Plants absorb water from the soil and release part of it through their leaves by a process called transpiration PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE OCEAN: Many people believe that the ocean floor is flat. It might surprise you that the features of the ocean floor vary as much as the features above water. The ocean meets land at the

54. Sapsucker Books * Ocean Life Dietrich, G., general oceanOGRAPHY An Introduction, NY, 1963 (1965 THE UNDERWATER GUIDE TO MARINE life, NY, 1956 Rudloe, J., THE EROTIC ocean A Handbook for http://www.sover.net/~sapsbks/Ocean.html

Adams, J.R., MARINE LIFE IN THE MORRO BAY POWER PLANT DISCHARGE CANAL, San Francisco, 1972, Good, Paper; color illus., $3.00 Allen, G.R., FISHES OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA: Book 9 of Pacific Marine Fishes, TFH Pub, 1985, n Fine, Cloth; pp 2207-2534, $22.00 Anderson, A. Jr., THE BLUE REEF, NY, 1979, n Fine, dj, Cloth; 259p, $10.00 SALT-WATER AQUARIUM FISH, NY, 1956, Good w some discoloration to covers; no dj, Cloth; 160p w illust., some in color, $8.00 SALT-WATER AQUARIUM FISH, Jersey City, 1967, VG, Cloth; 352p Rev. Ed., $12.00 Barnard, J.L. et al., ABYSSAL CRUSTACEA, NY, 1962, Fair, outer cover margins water damaged, text ok, Cloth; 222p., illus., $7.00 Behrman, D., THE NEW WORLD OF THE OCEANS: Men and Oceanography, Boston, 1969, Good + Ex Lib. w dj, Cloth; 436p., illus., $12.00 Bergquist, P.R., SPONGES, 1001 QUESTIONS ANSWERED ABOUT THE SEASHORE, NY, 1957, Good, Dover paper; 305p., illus., $5.00 Boschung, H.T. et al, NY, 1988, VG+, Soft; 848p, $8.00 ANIMAL LIFE BY THE SEA-SHORE, Braun, E., TIDELINE, NY, 1975, Good; tears in dj, Cloth; 144p., illus., $14.00 Bruun, A.F. et al., eds.

55. Ocean Related Educational Sites Other general Educational URLs. http//src.doc.ic.ac.uk/gnn/wic/ocean.toc.html; http//140.90.191.231/; http//www.met.nps.navy.mil/~bird/index.html; Marine life. http://daac.gsfc.nasa.gov/CAMPAIGN_DOCS/OCDST/ocdst_education_URLs.html

Ocean-Related Educational Sites QUICK-LINK OUTLINE Marine Science Educational URLs The following is a list of URLs for WWW sites that may be of interest to students and teachers of the marine sciences. There are also many other sites listed that may be of interest to students and teachers in general. Please remember that these sites are not under our control and may or may not be accessible at any particular time. In order to increase the utility of this website to students and teachers, we would like to continue to update and expand this list. If you know of any other sites we could add, please email their URLs to us at: ocdst-feedback@daac.gsfc.nasa.gov Marine Sciences Institutions and Centers of Excellence Profiles of Some Marine Research Institutions John Wilkin's List of Oceanographic sites The Smithsonian Ocean Planet Exhibit WWW Oceanography index ... The Oceanography Society Marine Life Fish and Other Related Subjects Creatures of the Thermal Vents Whales of all Kinds (US) Baleen Whales ... Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network Marine Sciences Educational Resources Sea Surface Temperature Satellite Image Archive at the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography (Including lesson plan) Teachers' Guides Available from SeaWorld Student's Guide to Whale Research Sea World Animal Information Database ... What is an El Nino (ENSO)? (U.S.Dept of Commerce / NOAA / PMEL / TAO Project)

56. Texas Institute Of Oceanography, Shatto, Quarterdeck 2.2 which help promote excellence in marinelife research and climate change, the role of the ocean in climate CTBS cooperates with the general Land Office and http://www-ocean.tamu.edu/Quarterdeck/QD2.2/TIO/tio.html

Quarterdeck 2.2 The Texas Institute of Oceanography: Fostering Research and Education on the Coast By Rahilla C.A. Shatto Center for Marine Life Sciences , the Texas Center for Climate Studies , and the Center for Texas Beaches and Shores . The affiliated Galveston Bay Information Center provides a collection of resources concerning the environment of Galveston Bay. The Center for Marine Life Sciences (CMLS) , directed by Dr. Andre Landry, Jr., collaborates with researchers to provide facilities which help promote excellence in marine-life research and education. Its programs include the Marine Mammal Research Program (MMRP), the Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network (TMMSN), and the Sea Turtle Biology and Fisheries Ecology Research Programs. Dr. Bernd Wursig leads MMRP which studies cetaceans and sirenians that populate the Gulf of Mexico and the world's oceans. The program integrates behavioral, physiological, and population data from live-animal studies with toxicological information obtained from dead mammals in order to understand environmental effects on marine mammal health. Wursig works with students in the COASTCET branch of MMRP to identify and track bottlenose dolphins along Texas shores. The three-year GULFCET program led by Dr. Randall Davis, sponsored by the Minerals Management Service, surveys dolphin and whale populations in the Gulf of Mexico. Oceanographic data from satellites and hydrographic surveys help identify habitats while researchers in planes and boats track cetaceans.

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58. Nearctica - Environment - Marine Pollution - General This site is a combination of general marine environmental and conservation news, and specific Plastics May Pose Threat to Marine life on ocean Floor Report http://www.nearctica.com/environ/water/gmarine.htm

Marine Pollution - General Special Segments Butterflies of North America Conifers of North America Eastern Birds List of N.A. Insects Home Eastern Wildflowers General Topics Natural History Ecology Family Environment Evolution Home Education Home Conservation Geophysics Paleontology Commercial Organizations Return to Marine Pollution Main Page Ocean Planet . Ocean Planet is a traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian Institution. This is probably the best site to go to to get an overview of the problem of pollution in earth's oceans. The link listed here from the exhibit takes you directly to a floor plan. To learn about ocean pollution, click on "Oceans in Peril". Among the topics covered are oil pollution, dumping, mining, toxic contaminants, sewage, habitat distruction, and much more. Highly recommended. Beach Watch . EPA Office of Water. How is the water at your beach? Here's where you can go to find out. The site has a series of frequently asked questions about water and water pollution at the beach, but the most impressive feature of the site is your ability to find out about water quality at your local beach on a very detailed level. Highly recommended. Coastal Watersheds . EPA Oceans and Coastal Protection Division. A series of excellent fact sheets on the coastal environments such as estuaries, beaches, coral reefs, and watersheds. Each fact sheet includes basic information about the habitat, news about EPA efforts to help protect these environments, and tips on what you can do to help. Highly recommended.

59. MILSTEIN HALL OF OCEAN LIFE | American Museum Of Natural History The precise chemicals involved vary, but in general, bioluminescence requires a lightproducing In the ocean, 99 percent of red light is blocked at a depth of http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent/ocean/02_ecosystems/02h3_darklights.ph

In order to survive in this sunless world, 90 percent of all deep-sea animals living below 700 meters (2,300 feet) have the ability to generate their own light. Without this light, known as bioluminescence , these denizens of the dark would probably be unable to find food or mates. Using light for a variety of purposes, the animals of the deep create a dazzling light show that resembles a starry night sky. Bioluminescence: Light From Within Bioluminescence is light created by living things Cold Fire Bioluminescent light is produced by chemical reactions that occur inside living things. The precise chemicals involved vary, but in general, bioluminescence requires a light-producing molecule, or luciferin, and an enzyme, luciferase. The luciferase attaches an oxygen molecule to luciferin, creating a new molecule in an excited state. When this molecule returns to a lower energy level, it releases energy in the form of light Some animals create their own luciferin and luciferase, while others rely on bacteria that live inside their light-producing organs, or photophores. The glowing photophores of this dragonfish ( Melanostomias bartonbeani The Deep Blue Sea Though bioluminescent lights occur in a variety of colors, most are blue, because

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