'Intertidal zones' presentation slideshows

Aquatic Biomes

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Introduction To Ecology

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Biomes Unit Vocabulary

Biomes Unit Vocabulary. The very slow movement of the continents is _________________. . Continental Drift. A leafy roof formed by tall trees is a _________________. . Canopy. Organisms that are carried into a new location by people are called _________________. . Exotic Species.

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Biomes

Biomes. Biomes and Water Biomes. Biome: is a large group of ecosystems that share the same type of climax community. They typically share similar climates as well. Diagram of Ecosystem. T errestrial Biomes Biomes on land are called. Aquatic B iomes

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The Marine Biome

The Marine Biome. ThE wOrLd OcEaN. All the oceans of the world connect and make up one large body of water. This large body of water is called the world ocean. It is thought of as one large biome with many ecosystems and habitats. Oceanic Zone. This is the largest zone in the ocean.

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The Marine Biome

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The Marine Biome

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X. Intertidal zones

X. Intertidal zones. A. Definition. 1. Intertidal zones alternate between periods of exposure and submersion two times a day 2. Organisms have to be able to survive in both halves 3. Often are surrounded by wetlands. B. Salt Marshes.

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Intertidal Zone Biome

Intertidal Zone Biome. By: Silvio Martinez Period 5. Intertidal Zones. Diagrams. Intertidal Zone Locations. They are areas between high tide and low tide zones found along coasts, like the previous pictures show.

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Intertidal Zone

Intertidal Zone. What is the intertidal zone?. Area between highest high tide (spring) and lowest low tide (neap). 2 Types of Intertidal Zones. Based on substrate : Rocky Intertidal Western Coast of US, Eastern Canada and New England Sandy Intertidal Eastern and Gulf Coasts of US.

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