Plankton
What is plant-like plankton called?
Phytoplankton
Sea Stars are considered invertebrates. This means they do not have what...
A backbone
What type of fish is a shark?
Cartilaginous fish
What is the largest cephalopod?
Colossal Squid
What are the five oceans?
Pacific, Atlantic, Antarctic, Arctic, Indian
What is animal-like plankton called?
Zooplankton
Where is the mouth of the starfish?
In the central disk at the bottom of the starfish
A salmon is an example of which type of fish?
Bony Fish
What organ do cephalopods that are similar in complexity to humans?
What are the three ocean zones we discussed in class?
Sunlight, Twilight, and Midnight
These five-armed organisms live part of their life as zooplankton
Sea Stars/Starfish
Sponges have special protein fibers that make up their skeleton that help us identify the type
Spicules
What are the three types of fish?
Bony, Jawless, and Cartilaginous
What class are cephalopods found in?
Mollusca/Mollusks
Which ocean zone has no plants?
Midnight Zone
Zooplankton that only live part of their life as plankton are called what?
Meroplankton
Sea Stars have what at the end of their arms that allow them to see?
Light-sensitive spots
What were the two types of jawless fish we learned about in class?
Lampreys and Hagfish
What is the special way cephalopods move?
Jet Propulsion
Mariana's Trench
What are the two types of zooplankton?
Meroplankton and Holoplankton
Sponges have a special tail like structure that helps them move and direct water. What is it called?
Flagella
What is the name of the bony plate that covers the gills?
Operculum
Cephalopods is a Greek term that translates to what?
"Head-Foot"
What are the other two ocean zones?
Abyssopelagic Zone and Hadalpelagic Zone