Name that science
Waves upon waves
Tiny life under the sea
I don't have a backbone, do you?
FINAL JEOPARDY
100

A community of organisms that interact with each other and their physical environment is a(n)...

Ecosystem

100

How many ocean BASINS are there on earth?

4

100

Often called blue-green algae, but are actually bacteria that grow in large groups

Cyanobacteria

100

The name for animals that do not have a backbone

Invertebrate

100

Which living marine organism often divide their body up to produce multiple mouths?

Corals

200

The branch of biology that explores organisms living in or around the ocean is called...

Marine biology

200

Name the ocean that is NOT considered a basin?

Southern Ocean

200

This type of single celled algae cannot swim and is forced to float along with the water and provide a great food source for many other creatures.

Plankton

200

These animals are attached to a bottom substrate and cannot move, belonging to the Phylum Porifera.

Sponges

300

Name the branch of biology that studies the ecosystems of the world.

Ecology

300

Most oceanic life exists in this ocean layer

The sunlight layer or epipelagic

300

This type of algae are not actually plants and photosynthesize using their blades

Seaweed

300

This Cnidarian can exist as a medusa or a polyp

jellyfish

400

The study of all living things is called...

Biology

400
Most of the ocean's floor exists in the abyss layer. What is its scientific name?

Abyssopelagic layer

400

This group of algae are single celled and include the greatest producers of oxygen in the world

Eukaryotic algae

400

Cnidarians have tentacles covered with special stinging structures called

Nematocysts

500

The study of the Earth and its processes is called...

Geology

500

Which is the first layer in which NO sunlight reaches at is located at depths of 1,00-4,000 feet?

The midnight layer or bathypelagic

500

This is the only true plant that is completely marine, found in the oceans.

Seagrasses

500

Which kind of cnidarian lives in a symbiotic relationship with specific species of fish?

Anemone