81. National Geographic General Books: Atlas Of The Ocean explores the progress of fascinating technological developments that will help scientists discover the ocean’s innumerable uncharted regions and lifeforms. http://www.nationalgeographic.com/books/atlas/0792264266.html

Home Site Index Customer Service Shop MAGAZINES: National Traveler Adventure NG Kids NG Explorer TV AND FILM: Channel (U.S.) Channel (Intl) Explorer GUIDES: Adventure and Animals and History and Maps and News Photography Travel For Kids For Students For Teachers Complete Site Site Index Subscribe Shop Every subscription to National Geographic magazine is also a membership in the Society. Title ISBN Author Photographer Illustrator Keywords Atlas of the Ocean The Deep Frontier Internationally renowned deep-sea pioneer and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Sylvia A. Earle, in consultation with experts from NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, is our peerless guide. This one-of-a-kind atlas immerses us in the infinite wonders of the world offshore through more than 150 cutting-edge maps, photographs, and satellite images. Atlas of the Ocean lays bare a realm as challenging and untapped as space—and as vital to our existence as the air we breathe. Accompanying exquisite, up-to-the-minute maps, Earle’s compelling text reveals the beauty and complexity of the ocean structure—past, present, and future—and explores its flora, fauna, and diverse phenomena, from giant squid and kelp to the smallest microbial bodies. Fascinating point maps take us into the planet’s deepest abyss, the Mariana Trench; along the planet’s longest mountain chain, the Mid-Atlantic Ridge; on the migration route of humpback whales; and to a host of marine sanctuaries worldwide. An unequaled resource for both education and entertainment

82. OUP USA: Exploring The Ocean: Trevor Day reference is a thorough, easyto-understand study of oceanography, from underwater geography and topography to the vast variety of ocean life to human http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/EarthSciences/Oceanography/~~/dmll

Check Out Help Search More Search Options Browse Oceanography Oceanography Browse Related Subjects General Science Young Adult Books Reference Young Adult Books ... Science Never Miss an OUP Sale! Free Email Alerts! More Oxford email lists Enter Sales Promo Code Subjects Earth Sciences Oceanography Exploring the Ocean 4-Volume Set: Volume 1: The Physical Ocean; Volume 2: Life in the Ocean; Volume 3: Uses of the Ocean; Volume 4: Index Trevor Day hardback 256 pages Sep 2003 In Stock Price: $129.95 $5.00 (US) $10.00 (INTL) Reviews Product Details About the Author(s) PSLA Young Adult Top Forty Reference Title, 2003 Learn more about this title... Browse More Titles In Ecology The Biology of the Deep Ocean Peter Herring An analysis of how conditions in the oceanic environment differ from those in the familiar terrestrial world Price: $110.00

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84. Awesome Library - Science The Awesome Library organizes 23 000 carefully reviewed K12 education resources, the top 5 percent for teachers, students, parents, and librarians. It includes a search engine. Biology Fish and ocean Creatures. Fish and ocean Creatures Includes a description of the life and habits of the dolphin exploration of the Mid-ocean Ridge, the discovery of warm http://www.awesomelibrary.org/Classroom/Science/Biology/Fish_and_Ocean_Creatures

Awesome Talking Library Examples ... Spelling Here: Home Classroom Science Biology > Fish and Ocean Creatures Fish and Ocean Creatures Also Try Animals Discussions Whales - Ask the Whale Expert (Whalenet) Lesson Plans Dolphins - Bottlenose (Kids' Planet) Includes a description of the life and habits of the dolphin. 5-00 Dolphins - Bottlenose (SeaWorld.org) Includes a description of the life and habits of the dolphin. Dolphins, Orca or Killer Whales (Kids' Planet) Includes a description and a drawing. Fish Tank Lessons and Activities (Donn) Provides lesson plans, activities, games, and links related to fish, aquariums, hermit crabs and marine life. 12-99 Manatees (Kids' Planet) Provides a factsheet and a drawing. Otters - Sea (Kids' Planet) Includes a description and a drawing. Turtles - Sea (Kids' Planet) Includes a description and a drawing. Whales - Blue (Kids' Planet) Includes a description and a drawing. Whales - Humpback (Kids' Planet) Includes a description and a drawing. Lists Fish Links (Fish Link Central) Map Generator - Coastline (US Dept of Interior) Provides a map of the coast when you provide longitude and latitude. Ocean Educational Resources (Whalenet) Sea World Whales (Gander Academy - Cornish) Provides activities, research, lesson plans, and more on whales. 2-01

85. K-12: Biology : MARINE LIFE (GENERAL) ORGANISMS. PLANTS AND FUNGI. INVERTEBRATES. FISH. AMPHIBIANS. REPTILES. BIRDS. MAMMALS. MARINE life (general) REFERENCE TOOLS. Archaeology. Art. Astronomy. Biology. Chemistry. Computer Technology. Ecology / Environment. Elementary School. English. Geology http://www.ceismc.gatech.edu/busyt/marine.html

Biology MICRO- ORGANISMS PLANTS AND FUNGI ... Teachers' Reference Section MARINE LIFE (GENERAL) Aquarium FAQ Lots of info with easy to read/click Table of Contents. Text Site index: http://www.actwin.com/fish/faq/faqhead.html Glossary of aquarium terms: http://www.actwin.com/fish/glossary.html Cold Seeps: A Tour Through the Cold-Seep Habitats in the Gulf of Mexico Wonderful photographs enrich this visit to biotic communities that don't require photosynthesis to get along. QuickTime videos also show scientists at work. From Penn State University. QuickTime is downloadable from the site. Text, photos, graphics, video http://www.bio.psu.edu/cold_seeps/ Deep Sea Pages Explains the nature of ecosystems in the deep sea. Discusses adaptations by deep sea fish to withstand the physical pressure of their environment. Some might find the appearance of these deep sea creatures a little terrifying. By a Whitman College professor of biology. Text, photos, graphics http://www.bmi.net/yancey/ Extreme Science: The Deepest Fish A great introduction to deep-sea biological research. A bug-eyed fish (who expanded from pressure changes on its journey to the ocean surface) may be a little too graphic for the sensitive student, but it's a fine example of just what a different world the deep sea environment is.

86. TWD -- Oceans The Oceans and Marine life. I ve built a useful collection of books about sealife in general tropical fishes, coral reefs, etc. http://my.erinet.com/~jwoolf/oceans.html

The Oceans and Marine Life I've built a useful collection of books about sea-life in general: tropical fishes, coral reefs, etc. Like several of my different subject-collections, this one started small and then grew, til it eventually grew together with the others. Right now I have several general books about all kinds of sea-life, and an equal number of more specific books. The books of Jacques-Yves Cousteau Whales, dolphins, and other marine mammals Fish and other marine life Fishermen and fishing The Undersea World of Jacques-Yves Cousteau My interest in the oceans started with Jacques-Yves Cousteau's TV specials and books, and grew from there. While they're somewhat outdated now, my Cousteau books are still a big part of my library, if for no other reason that they're just fascinating and fun to read. THE SILENT WORLD* ISBN: I think this is the best book to start with, mainly because it's the first book Cousteau wrote. It covers his early diving experiences: skin-diving in the Mediterranean during the German occupation of France, the invention of the AquaLung, his first attempts at ocean research, cave diving, and more. Cousteau's attitude is made clear from the start by his writing style and tone: he was never a scientist, he was an explorer and adventurer. THE LIVING SEA* ISBN: This is Cousteau's second book, about his experiences in the ten years or so after the war. It describes the origin of his famous research vessel the

87. Ocean Zones The ocean s life Zones. This category could perhaps best be called Categories of life in the ocean because that s what we re talking about here. http://www.lhs.sad49.k12.me.us/ljhs/Website Resources/ocean__zones.htm

Ocean Zones The ocean is divided into various "zones" to help us better understand what is happening. Some of these zones help us to understand the environment in that location, others help us understand which creatures live in which parts of the ocean. Some zones are established to help us better predict conditions within them. TEMPERATURE ZONES: Our sun is the major source of energy for our ocean. It is not, we have discovered, the ONLY source of energy, but it is certainly a "biggie". Three temperature zones in our ocean have been identified. Each zone has a different set of conditions within it and is populated by creatures who have different needs. THE SURFACE ZONE- This zone can be found from the ocean's surface down to a depth of about 400 meters . All of the water in this zone is going to be fairly well mixed by such factors as currents, winds and waves. It is interesting to note that under ideal conditions, a beam of sunlight reaches only barely to the bottom of the surface zone. Under less than ideal conditions, only the top 100 meters, or less, of the surface zone receives much, if any, light from the sun. Temperatures in this zone vary of course, by climate and season, but the worldwide average temperature of the surface zone is 22 degrees Celsius.

88. Biodiversity: General NOAA); OceanLink; UN Atlas of the Oceans; The Ramsar Tree of life Web Project; UNEP World Conservation Monitoring SEARCH; Wild Species 2000 The general Status of http://www.nbii.gov/issues/biodiversity/general.html

Biodiversity - General General Genetic Species Geopolitical ... World Plants (BBCi) Current Biological Issues Biodiversity Biology in the News Bird Conservation Invasive Species ... Wildlife Disease This NBII site is developed and maintained by the Center for Biological Informatics of the U.S. Geological Survey Text-only Accessibility

89. Ocean Life ocean life. Student s name Ashley Grade 7th School Outside of Oregon Category life_Science.oceanography Expert Tim Q Ok I have a couple of questions. http://www.seps.org/oracle/oracle.archive/Life_Science.Oceanography/2001.06/0009

Ocean Life Student's name: Ashley Grade: 7th School: Outside of Oregon Category: Life_Science.Oceanography Expert: Tim Ashley A: 1. That depends on who you are and what you like to do. Marine biology is science and, more specifically, biology. I know that sounds obvious, but many people don't realize the amount and type of training required. It definitely means a lot of science and math in high school as well as college. It probably means a Biology major as an undergraduate (in college), then going on to get an advanced degree (Masters or PhD) in Marine Biology. So, ask yourself if you really want to do it. Do you like science and math classes you have taken? Are you ready for at least 11 more years of school (the minimum to get from 7th grade to a Masters degree)? Are you squeamish about dissecting animals? You will undoubtedly have to take a physiology class and likely more. You will work with dead animals and have to dissect them. The answer to your question is definitely yes, if you think you really do like the things that I have listed. If not, you might

90. Ocean Life ocean life. Ashley. Marine Biology is the study of ocean life. To study and pursue a career in Marine Biology is a good if it is what you like to do. http://www.seps.org/oracle/oracle.archive/Life_Science.Oceanography/2001.06/0009

Ocean Life Student's name: Ashley Grade: 7th School: Outside of Oregon Category: Life_Science.Oceanography Expert: Jennifer Ashley Marine Biology is the study of ocean life. To study and pursue a career in Marine Biology is a good if it is what you like to do. There are jobs in academia, government, and some private industry for Marine Biologists. Marine Biologists study life forms of the oceans such as bacteria, invertebrates, vertebrates like fish and marine mammals (whales, dolphins, etc.), and plants. I recommend that you check out some books from the library on Marine Biology and perhaps check out some web sites like http://www.whoi.edu/ Choose where to go next: Back to the subjects To other messages by this scientist To the general archive If you see an error in our program, please report it so that we can improve the web site.

91. Weird Ocean Life Surprises Weird ocean life surprises Living Nature 06/30/03 - TruenaMorena - 31 Comments Advertisement. New species of underwater life, including http://www.poe-news.com/stories.php?poeurlid=23882

92. Europa Has Right Stuff uncertain, scientists do not know the exact composition of the moon s ocean and overlying ice. Some models suggest a Europa depleted of lifeessential carbon http://www.seti.org/about_us/info_for_media/press_releases/europa_05_21_02.html

Statement of Purpose Institute History Leadership, Management, Staff Endowed Chairs ... Contact Us Printer Friendly Version Press Releases May 21, 2002 Contact Information Europa Has Right Stuff Mountain View, CA - Compelling evidence for a liquid water ocean beneath its icy crust makes Jupiter's moon Europa an attractive target for scientists seeking life in distant regions of our solar system. Recent work by Dr. Elisabetta Pierazzo, currently at the Planetary Science Institute, and Dr. Christopher Chyba of the SETI Institute, sheds light on the question of whether enough "biogenic elements," the raw ingredients for life, including carbon, nitrogen, sulfur and phosphorus, could be present to support Europan life. Because Europa's formation conditions are uncertain, scientists do not know the exact composition of the moon's ocean and overlying ice. Some models suggest a Europa depleted of life-essential carbon and other important biogenic chemicals at birth. Pierazzo and Chyba explored comets as an alternate source for biogenic materials, applying complex modeling methods to set the lower limits for a Europan inventory. In the May edition of the journal Icarus, Pierazzo and Chyba present a paper that concludes the Europan inventory to be "substantial."

93. Jellyfish: A Dangerous Ocean Organism Of Hawaii when there are jellyfish or portuguese manof-wars swarming in the surrounding ocean. Be sure to read Dr. Carol Hopper s marine life profile of Carybdea spp. http://www.aloha.com/~lifeguards/jelyfish.html

BEACH DIRECTORY SHARKS OF HAWAI`I OCEAN SAFETY OFFICERS - LIFEGUARDS OCEAN SAFETY DIVISION ... Hawaiian Ocean Organisms JELLYFISH Scyphozoa (phylum Cnidaria) or Cubozoa Immediate First Aid Advice Box jellyfish Carybdea alata 1.    Douse or spray the sting liberally with vinegar. 2.    Pluck off any visible tentacles carefully - try not to use your fingers, use your fins, a towel, etc. instead to brush them away. 3.    For severe pain, try applying a hot pack. If heat makes the sting feel worse, try applying a cold pack or ice to the sting. Get medical help for severe reactions. IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION MAY BE REQUIRED as their stinging may bring about anaphylactic shock Jellyfish are any planktonic marine member of a group of invertebrate animals composed of about 200 described species of the class Scyphozoa (phylum Cnidaria ) or of the class Cubozoa , which was formerly considered an order of Scyphozoa . The term, jellyfish, is also often used in referring to certain other cnidarians that have a medusoid (saucer- or bell-shaped) body form, such as hydromedusae , the siphonophores (including even the Portuguese man-of-war which technically is not a jellyfish but a pelagic colonial hydroid or hydrozoan), as well as unrelated forms such as salps and comb jellies.

94. Vol. 4 No. 1: Calicivirus Emergence From Ocean Reservoirs: Zoonotic And Interspe The oceans are reservoirs in which caliciviruses are exposed in a water substrate to life forms from zooplankton to whales and in which they, like other RNA http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/EID/vol4no1/smith.htm

Suggested Citation Perspectives Calicivirus Emergence from Ocean Reservoirs: Zoonotic and Interspecies Movements In vitro cultivation of caliciviruses indicates that these pathogens have been emerging periodically from ocean sources for 65 years ( ). The best-documented example of ocean caliciviruses causing disease in terrestrial species is the animal disease vesicular exanthema of swine (VES) ( ). Feline calicivirus (the only member of the group with a seemingly ubiquitous and continuous terrestrial presence) also appears to have ocean reservoirs ( ). The source of caliciviruses causing gastroenteritis in humans is frequently shellfish, which do not always come from beds contaminated with human waste ( ). The origins of hepatitis E are often obscure, but water is one suspected source ( ). The most recent emerging calicivirus is associated with rabbit hemorrhagic disease (RHD), and although an ocean association has not been reported, the agent readily moves between continents and crosses ocean channels ( ). Finally, the only reported in vitro isolation and sequential propagation of a calicivirus pathogenic for humans is a virus residing in the sea (

95. Ocean Life Mini Book Collection: A Collection Of Six Delightful Stories About Wa Oliver Wendell Holmes (1809 1894), ocean life Mini Book Collection A Collection of Six Delightful Stories About Water Animals. http://www.zooscape.com/cgi-bin/maitred/WhitePulp/isbn1588454398

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96. Ocean.com ocean.com This World Wide Web (WWW) site strives to communicate the beauty and importance of the global ocean through science, technology, and photography. The mission of the site is to provide a http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.ocean.com/&y=02D07FCA15A19D39&am

97. Welcome To Ocean Futures Society! The mission of ocean Futures Society is to explore our global ocean, inspiring and educating people throughout the world to act responsibly for its protection, documenting the critical connection http://www.oceanfutures.com/

var section = ""; var level = ""; var page = ""; SEARCH HOME ABOUT US JEAN-MICHEL COUSTEAU VOYAGE TO KURE FEATURE STORIES PRESS RELEASES OFS PROGRAMS EDUCATION OCEAN GALLERY OCEAN NEWS EN FRANCAIS CALENDAR NEMO'S CORAL REEFS KEIKO FREE MEMBERSHIP SPONSORS DONATIONS CONTACT FREE NEWSLETTER Undiscovered areas of our seas could very well hold the cures to diseases that plague our planet possibly a cure for cancer, AIDS, or many other diseases. English En Francais First "Floating" AOTE Program To Be Launched By Ocean Futures Society And Radisson Seven Seas Cruises In Polynesia more Jean-Michel Cousteau, Ocean Futures Society to Launch New Education Program at El Capitan Canyon more To help ocean life, like you see in Finding Nemo , give to Ocean Futures Society! Become a member today...it's FREE! Join Jean-Michel Cousteau and Ocean Futures Society... More Press Releases Learn More Become a Member Water Culture A book featuring works of art and inspiration, celebrating water Ambassadors of the Environment Program: A New Vision for the Next Generation Summary Brochure (PDF) Purchase Water Culture Coral Reef Fun Take the Tour More Information Follow the adventures of our expedition team during the making of this future PBS documentary Australia Will Seize Vessels Found Illegally Fishing, Says Government After Court Ruling -

98. Oceans Alive! The oceans are alive! Our planet, mostly covered by water, is filled with movement and life. Learn all about our global seas in Oceans ALIVE! http://www.mos.org/oceans/

The oceans are alive! Our planet, mostly covered by water, is filled with movement and life. Learn all about our global seas in Oceans ALIVE! Science Learning Network email: sln@mos.org The Museum of Science

99. Oceans Alive! | The Water Planet | Ocean Profiles Home. Looking at the Sea ocean Profiles. In truth there is only one ocean. Click on the map below to learn more about the world s oceans. http://www.mos.org/oceans/planet/profiles.html

Looking at the Sea Ocean Profiles In truth there is only one ocean. It stretches from the north pole to the south pole and encircles the globe. However, because the continents loosely divide the water, four separate ocean basins are recognized: the Pacific, the Atlantic, the Indian and the Arctic. Click on the map below to learn more about the world's oceans. Relief maps courtesy NOAA/NESDIS/National Geophysical Data Center , Boulder, Colorado. Pacific Atlantic Indian Arctic ... The Museum of Science

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