About Marine Bio
Marine Conservation
History of Marine Bio
Significant People
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100

Marine Bio is the study of…

Aquatic organisms and marine ecosystems.

100

This movie(s) led to many misconceptions about marine life, notably sharks.

Jaws, The Shallows, 47 meters down

100

_____ identified many species including crustaceans, echinoderms, mollusks, and fish.


Aristotle.

100

This person was resident naturalist aboard the HMS Beagle from 1831 to 1836.

Charles Darwin.

100
  • This Reefs is growing close to the shore are called 

  • Reefs that are separated from shore by a lagoon are called 

     What reefs can occur within those lagoons 

     Reefs surrounding a lagoon but little or no land         are called

fringing reefs

barrier reefs

 Patch reefs

atolls

200

What percentage of the oceans cover the earth?


71%

200

This organism is used in research on regeneration.

Starfish.

200

These people began ocean voyages using celestial navigation.

The Phonecians.

200

1.  He Coined the term “plankton” to

describe all the different

organisms that float or drift in

the sea’s currents.

2. 

Gathered a lot of

information about the polar

seas in his (unsuccessful)

quest to find the magnetic

north pole.

Victor Hensen

Fridtjof Nansen

200

Polyps have a symbiotic dinoflagellate (algae) living within their tissues called

zooxanthellae

300

What 5 sciences can marine biology involve?


Biology, meteorology, (Oceanography), chemistry, physics, geology.

300

Chemicals found in ____are used to produce several pharmaceutical products

Sponges and other invertebrate

300

The history of marine biology began as early as…

1200 BC.

300


He Studied whales in the Antarctic Sea and provided a lot of new information about the Antarctic Sea.

Sir Alistair hardy

300

List and define the (5) REEF ZONES

1. outer slope - good coral growth

2. buttress zone - heavy pounding 

of waves smashes all but the densest coral

3. algae ridge - coralline algae withstands wave pounding

4.reef flat - often exposed at low tide, good coral variety

5. leeward islands - densest coral due to lack of waves


400

Marine biology affects…


The climate, weather, and environments.

400

Name five threats to marine biodiversity?

Overfishing, climate warnings, dredging, oil spills, sewage disposal.

400

_____ is commonly known as the father of marine biology since he was the first to record observations on marine life.

Aristotle.

400

He theorized that the colors were

related to the absorption of

different wavelengths of light at

varying depths.


Alexander Agassiz

400

What is oceanography?

What is marine biology?


1.The study of the oceans and their phenomena

(waves, currents, and tides).

2.The study of marine organisms and their

interactions with each other and their

environment.

500

What are the steps of the scientific method?

Question, hypothesis, experiment, data, analysis, report

500

Dolphin-safe tuna is misleading because...

while it may be dolphin safe, the other species may be harmed in the process.

It doesn't mean dolphins aren't interacting with the tuna fisheries; it means that tuna can't be sold in countries where dolphins have no protection laws.

500

In 1948, ______ dived 4,500 ft into the ocean, breaking a record and inspiring others today.

Otis Barton.

500

Driving force behind the

Challenger expedition which

gave birth to the modern

sciences of marine biology

and oceanography.

Charles Wyville Thomson

500

What is

 Inductive reasoning

Deductive reasoning and 

list the scientific method in order


Can you explain why the Scientific method is 

important for an experiment

to be repeated many times?

1.A general explanation is derived from a series of observations.

2.Observations suggest a general principle from which a specific statement can be derived.

3. ask a question, background research, construct a hypothesis, test the hypothesis, analyze the data and conclusion, and report your results

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