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Misc. 2/ Long Answer
100

the greatest challenge to deep-sea diving

providing air to breathe

100

the use of lead lines to determine water depth was eventually replace by 

sonar

100

allowed divers to carry their own air supply

scuba

100

Oceanographers often face bad ______ as they work on the oceans.

seas (or weather)

100
Samples of small benthic organisms and uppermost sediments on the ocean bottom can be obtained with a ______  ___________.

grab sampler

200

this type of diving used becasue the usual gas mixture in the atmosphere is poisonous to divers under the extreme pressures

Mixed-gas diving

200
a feature of an underwater habitat that allows direct access to and from the sea without decompression

moon pool 

200

collects water at various depths

Niskin bottle

200

As people explored the oceans and lands, they developed more accurate ______

maps (or clocks)

200

The earliest known diving technology involved the use of _____  _____.

diving bells

300

If divers enter and exit an underwater habitat through a "moon pool," what needs to be true about the air pressure inside and outside the habitat?

the air pressure is equal to the outside water pressure

300

can detect even small changes in sea level

satellites

300

measures water clarity

Secchi disk

300

The HMS Challenger expedition was the first-ever ocean voyage intended to study the ocean for ______ purposes.

scientific 

300

A feature of an underwater habitat that allows direct access to and from the sea without decompresion

moon pool

400

the earliest known diving technology involved the use of

diving bells

400

Autonomous undersea vehicles rely on ______ intelligence to guide them during their data collection missions.

artificial

400

collects layers of sediment from the ocean floor

sediment corer

400

Small pelagic organisms can be sampled from a moving ship using a __________  _____

plankton net

400

What was the significance of the HMS Challenger expedition?

It was the first true oceanographic expedition. It took four years and collected so much data that it took decades to analyze it all. 

500

air-filled structure, lowered from a ship and from which divers could explore the ocean

diving bell

500

works similar to a hot air balloon and can change its buoyancy underwater

bathyscaphe 

500

collects and transmits a variety of weather and sea data

buoy

500

The use of lead lines to determine water depth was eventually replaced by ____ technology.

sonar

500

Name at least three of the challenges to visiting or working underwater. 

lack of air to breathe, extreme cold temperatures, extremem pressures, decompression sickness

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