Oceans
The 2 main parts of a wave that can be measured
What is the crest and trough
The Taxonomic Categories of Life
What is Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
Deepest trench in the world
What is the Mariana Trench
This keeps fish from sinking
What is a swim bladder
Name at least 2 minerals found in seawater
What are salt, potassium, magnesium, limestone, phosphorites, for example
Coral is made up of these
What are Polyps
An example of an adaptation of organisms living in the deep sea curved teeth to make sure pry don’t escape, bioluminescence, and being clear.
What are curved teeth, bioluminescence, and transparent coloring
This helps a fish maintain balance while swimming
What is the dorsal fin
The world's 5 oceans
What are the Atlantic, pacific, Indian, Arctic, and Antarctic
The three types of symbiotic relationships
What are Parasitic, mutualistic, and continentalism
The production and emission of light by a living organism usually used to warn or evade predators, to lure or detect prey, and for communication between members of the same species.
What is bioluminescence
When referring to the food web, these organisms are unable to make their own food and rely on "eating" other organisms
What are consumers
The last ocean to be officially recognized by most countries as the 5th ocean
What is the Antarctic
The type of relationship between Boxer crabs and Anemones
What is a mutualistic relationship
This zone is sometimes referred to as the twilight zone or the midwater zone, as sunlight this deep is very faint.
What is the mesopelagic zone
These organisms create and synthesize their own energy without needing to eat
What are producers
Percentage of the Earth covered by ocean waters
What is 71%
Example of an animal that lives on/in a coral reef
What are butterflyfish, angelfish, clownfish, remora fish, yellow tang, and blue tang
This is the segment of the electromagnetic spectrum that the human eye can view
What is the Visible Light Spectrum
An example of a marine mammal
What are whales, dolphins, and seals