Temperature
Overturning
Radiocarbon
Salinity
The Cycles
100

When will water generally become colder

The deeper you get

100

Why is overturning important

Overturning is important because when ocean plants die, they don’t recycle their nutrients; the plankton will be gone for hundreds, if not thousands of years

100

What is radiocarbon

a tool used to date organic materials like wood, animals, and clothing

100

Why is ocean water different than tap

because it is salt composed.

100

Name the four cycles covered

Water, Carbon, Nitrogen, and phosphorus

200

Where are warm waters found and why?

At surface levels because of the sun coming right down on it from above

200

What does overturning do

brings nutrients back up to the surface, which allows marine ecosystems to flourish and provide fish

200

The more radiocarbon, the __ the object

younger

200

How is salinity measured

Salinity is typically measured in terms of solute concentration

200

When does nitrogen come from and why is it important

A mmonia is made from bacteria in oceans, which change nitrogen gas into ammonia through ammonification, or NH₄+ (a chemical compound)Nitrates are a form of nitrogen that animals depend on for reproduction and life processes

300

What creates Radiocarbon

Extra protons acting together with neutrons

300

What are plankton important providers of

Plankton are important providers of oxygen, growing almost a ⅓ or so of the oxygen used in the ocean by marine life

300

Radiocarbon can be around for more than ___ years

5,000

300

What is the salt composition of salt water

35.5g

300

Describe the water cycle

Sun heats up water on the surface that evaporates, which then mixes with particles in the atmosphere (create condensation), and falls back into the ocean. Fog Drip is basically dew that falls. Sublimation is when solid ice goes straight into a form of gas known as water vapor, for example

400

What temperature does water freeze and boil?

32 degrees and 212 degrees Fahrenheit 

400

Name three filter feeders

Clams, conchs and molluscs are also filter feeders – sifting plankton debris from the water for food, improving overall water quality in the reef.

400

True or False, are older waters and parts of the ocean utilizing oxygen more than newer waters are

True

400

What is the salt composition of other types of water

34.2g

400

Where does carbon dioxide come from

Carbon dioxide comes from weathering or volcanoes, makes its way into the ocean, and can be released into the atmosphere from respiration. Carbon dioxide can also be emissioned by cars and machines Carbon dioxide can also be found in soil,ground, and in chemical compounds. Trees also release carbon dioxide through transpiration or evapotranspiration (both mean essentially the same thing)

500

Because of the Greenland cod catch what is occurring

Amounts of overturning create drops in temperature as the fish are lost

500

What are harmful species

Harmful species are invasive species that can kill other species or make them die out

500

What do the first good herbivorous fish do

keep algae populations in check which often compete with corals for sunlight, nutrients and space.

500

Where does much rainfall occur, name two places

Along the equator; Amazon and Tripilanka

500

What is phosphorous used for, how is it formed, and who is it consumed by

Phosphorus is used for animal growth and reproduction. It is formed in volcanoes, aerosols, fertilizers,laundry detergent, and other human resources. It is consumed throughout the marine food web (an important source of food)Phosphorus can be recycled into ocean marine water