Fishes
Invertebrates
Invertebrate 2
Ocean Habitats
Adaptations
100
The name for a group of fishes
What is a school?
100
These invertebrates include snails, clams, and squid.
What is a mollusk?
100
The process in which a crustaceans routinely casts off a part of its body
What is molting?
100
This habitat can be found near the rocky shores
What is a kelp forest?
100
The production and emission of light by a living organism
What is bioluminescence?
200
The name of this fish 
What is Anglerfish?
200
These invertebrates include crabs, shrimp, and barnacles.
What are crustaceans/arthropods?
200
Sea stars, sand dollars, sea cucumbers, sea urchins
What are echinoderms?
200
Smaller animals are found near this habitat
What are animals found in the kelp forest?
200
A form of camouflage mostly used in the open ocean.
What is countershading?
300
Fishes are this type of animal
What is a vertebrate?
300
To allow for the invertebrate to create more space to grow.
What is why invertebrates molt?
300
soft bodied, bilateral symmetrical, radula
What are the characteristics of mollusks?
300
Sunfish, whales, sharks, squids, copepods, krill
What are animals found in open oceans?
300
The average temperature where coral reefs grow.
What is 68 degrees fahrenheit?
400
The number of fish specimens at the museum
What is about 5 million?
400
Number of mollusk specimens at NHM
What is 4.5 million?
400
Snails and slugs are this type of mollusk
What are Gastropods?
400
Barnacles, mussels, limpets, anemones, hermit crabs, sea stars
What are animals found in rocky shores/tidepools?
400
The way deep-sea plants produce food without sunlight
What is chemosynthesis?
500
The number of fish specimens that are uncatalogued at NHM
What is about 2 million?
500
These invertebrates include sea jellies, coral, and anemones?
What are cnidarians?
500
The percent of all animals that are invertebrates
What is 97%?
500
The average temperature of the deep sea
What is 39 degrees fahrenheit?
500
Cnidarians capturing prey with special stinging cells called
What are nematocysts?