'Hydrothermal vents' presentation slideshows

Interdependence and adaptation

Adaptations. Interdependence and adaptation. Summary of Specification. Adaptations for survival Adaptations for survival in deserts and the Arctic. Adaptations to cope with specific features of the environment . Extremophiles. Learning Outcomes.

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Welcome to Micro 22

Welcome to Micro 22. Principles of Microbiology Tim K. Revell, Ph.D. What is Microbiology?. Root words: Micro = small Bio = life Logy = study of. Microorganisms (or Microbes). Organisms (living things) too small to be seen with the naked eye OR

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Marine Biology :

Marine Biology :. Introduction to Marine Environment. Marine Environment. Properties of water Basic oceanography Ecological principles Larval ecology Terrestrial vs. Marine ecosystems Divisions of marine environment. Oceans: seawater. 71% surface 3.8 km depth 1.370 x 10 6 km 3 volume

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Chapter 10: Major Ecosystem Types and Biomes

Chapter 10: Major Ecosystem Types and Biomes. Marine Open Ocean (pelagic) Continental Shelf (Inshore Waters) Upwelling regions Deep sea hydrothermal vents Estuaries Fresh Water Lakes and Ponds ( Lentic ; standing water) Rivers and Streams ( Lotic ; flowing water)

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3. Phylum Proteobacteria

3. Phylum Proteobacteria. GRAM NEGATIVE BACTERIA Wide morphological and metabolic diversity . Clinical , environmental , and industrial relevance Phylum with highest number of cultured representatives 5 groups ( based on 16S rRNA ): a , b , g , d, and e.

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Chapter 6 and 7

Chapter 6 and 7. Marine biology Michael Slemp. Polar bear Ursus Maritimus. Native largely within the Arctic circle Largest land carnivore (eats meat) Largest bear (together with Kodiak bear) Born on land, spend most of their time at sea

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Deep Sea

016b. Deep Sea. Deep Sea. Ocean Zones. photic. 100m. dysphotic. aphotic. Deep Ocean Characteristics. Cold Still Stable Dark Essentially no productivity Sparse Life Extremely high pressure Little food. Potential Food Source for Deep Sea Organisms.

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Oceanography

Oceanography By Mr. Hagen. Oceanography. By Mr. Hagen. The World ocean: Geological Factors. A. General Information 70-80% water Ocean most complex All major basins (oceans) are interconnected B. Transports Dissolved minerals, heat, organisms Gigantic carbon sink

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Ecology 2

Ecology 2. Energy Flow in Ecosystems. Biodiversity. Biodiversity is the variety of organisms in a given area. Physical factors (abiotic) have a big influence on biodiversity. Ex: Low temp or Low water = Low biodiversity. Sahara Desert. Forest. Sunlight.

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Ch7 Ocean Chemistry

Ch7 Ocean Chemistry. Mr. Sternschein Marine Science. Water, as a Solvent. Water is a polar molecule (chapter 6) Water will attract other polar substances or ions. What is an ion? Solutions are composed of: Solvent- the more abundant substance, usually a liquid

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The Ocean Floor

The Ocean Floor. Chapter 14. What is Oceanography?. Oceanography science that draws on the methods and knowledge of geology, chemistry, physics, and biology to study all aspects of the world ocean. Water on the Earth. 61% found in the Northern Hemisphere

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Do Now

Do Now . Think about what you had for breakfast this morning. Where did it come from? How does that thing(s) grow and survive? . Hydrothermal Vents . EQ: How do hydrothermal vents work? How does life survive there? . When were they found? .

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Geology and the Ocean

Geology and the Ocean. By: Luc & Rebecca. What is Geology?. Geology is the study of the solid earth, like rocks, and the process through which is evolves and changes. The Ocean.

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Active and Passive Margins

Active and Passive Margins. Not always a plain sea mounts guyots ( gee -ohs) ridges and trenches. Deep-Sea Floor. Hydrothermal Vents. Hydrothermal Vents. Composition of Sea Water. Weathering and Vents. Temperature. Temperature. Reds and oranges within first 10 m

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Deep Ocean

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CHEMOSYNTHESIS

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Tana Goldfields United Kingdom - Deep sea 'gold rush' moves

The prospect of a deep sea "gold rush" opening a controversial new frontier for mining on the ocean floor has moved a step closer. http://tanagoldfieldsplc.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/tana-goldfields-united-kingdom-deep-sea.html

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Aim: What are hydrothermal Vents?

Aim: What are hydrothermal Vents?. The mid ocean ridge. The mid-ocean ridge is a point in the middle of the ocean where plates are diverging Moving apart This is known as a central rift valley Water seeps into the crack that forms

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Marine Worms

Marine Worms. Justin Adair. Any worm who lives in a marine environment is considered as marine worm. Marine worms have special tentacles used for taking in oxygen and letting out carbon dioxide. They also use their tentacles for reproduction. Tube Worms.

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