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100

Define what a covalent bond is. 

The sharing of electrons

100

How many major layers of the Earth are there?

4

100

What is the relationship between a remora fish and a manta ray.

Commensalism

100

How many levels are in the taxonomic hierarchy?

8


100

What are the five major oceans?

Atlantic, Indian, Pacific, Southern, Arctic 

200

Whats the relationship between temperature and dissolved oxygen?

As temperature increases, dissolved oxygen decreases. 

200

At what boundary does the mid-ocean ridge form?

Divergent

200

What type of relationship occurs between different species?

And

What type of relationship occurs within a species?

Interspecific


Intraspecific

200

What are the distinguishing features of an echinoderm?

tube feet and pentaradial symmetry

200

What are the five zones of the open ocean?

Epipelagic, Mesopelagic, Bathypelagic, Abyssopelagic, Hadalpelagic

300

How is salinity measured?

parts per thousand (ppt)

300

Define the littoral zone.

The area where land meets sea.

300

What organism occupies the trophic level 1 in a food web or food chain?

Primary producers or autotrophs.

300

Define what a niche is.

The role of a species within an ecosystem.
300

What trees thrive in saltwater environments?

Mangrove trees

400

What are the 3 major salts of the ocean?  Give both the name and chemical symbol

Sodium Chloride NaCl

Magnesium Sulfate MgSO

Calcium Carbonate CaCO3

400
At what moon phases does a spring tide occur?

A full and new moon.

400

What are the products of photosynthesis?

Glucose and oxygen

400

What are the two types of plankton?

Phytoplankton and zooplankton

400

How is coral an ecological or economic benefit?

Recreation and tourism, medicine, food, shoreline protection from erosion, protection of coastal properties, ecosystems

500

What is the relationship between salinity and gas solubility?

As salinity increases, gas solubility decreases. 

The presence of dissolved salts, known as the "salting-out effect," creates a competition for water molecules, making it harder for gas molecules to stay dissolved, thus driving them out of the solutio

500

Whats the difference between weathering and erosion?

Weathering- the breaking down of materials into smaller sediments through long-term exposure.

Erosion- the removal of material and transportation away from its location over a period of time. 

500

What happens to 90% of energy from one trophic level to the next?

It gets lost as heat.

500

What is the economic importance of macroalgae?

Cooking, food industry, cosmetics and herbal medicines, fertilizer.

500
What are the 3 climate zones and which one do we live in?

Polar, Temperate, and Tropical


We live in the Temperate zone