A. Click here to see a weird adaptation of the Deep Sea Angler Fish and here for some ideas for your Creature Creation Activity-will it be benthic or deep sea pelagic?
B. How do Benthic Ecologists study the seafloor? Click here for a glimpse.
C. Click here to learn more about Hydrothermal Vents.
D. Click here to learn more about deep sea bioluminescence.
E. Click here to see how animals have evolved to breed, feed, and survive in the deep sea.
F. Click for the powerpoint on ecological succession & dredging
G. Click for the powerpoint on sampling the benthos.
H. Click here for the site to use for the hydrothermal vents webquest.
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Marine Ecology Course Description & Expectations
Marine Ecology is an interdisciplinary course designed to help students better understand Marine Science-related issues and interactions between society and the world’s oceans. The course requires lab work and fieldwork as well as dedication to regular coursework.
Students are expected to bring a folder with them EVERY DAY that is ONLY to be used for this course, as well as something to write with, and an open mind!
This course was modeled after MAR 101, a course that is offered for college credit through the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University. Please check out the Frequently Asked Questions link for details on this program.
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“Marine Biology ” by Castro and Huber.
Students are expected to bring a folder with them EVERY DAY that is ONLY to be used for this course, as well as something to write with, and an open mind!
This course was modeled after MAR 101, a course that is offered for college credit through the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University. Please check out the Frequently Asked Questions link for details on this program.
Text:
“Marine Biology ” by Castro and Huber.
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