PPT-Aquatic Habitats Approx. 75% of Earth’s surface is water!

Aquatic Habitats Approx 75 of Earths surface is water This is the aquatic biome Marine Habitats Saline salt water Oceans and Seas 35ppt or 35 Estuaries brackish 034ppt or 012 Coral Reefs 35ppt. Tiffany Dean . Temple University. Therapeutic Recreation Major. Tiffany.dean@temple.edu. . Learning Outcomes . Define Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and describe the effects it causes.. Explain ways in which Aquatic Therapy is beneficial for individuals with Multiple Sclerosis. Alex Tatum. Content Area: Science. Grade Level: Kindergarten . Summary: The purpose of this power point is to have the students understand the different habitats around the world and what kind of animals live in each. . AquaBOOM. TM. ) . is Effective in Enhancing Upper Extremity Strength and Muscular Endurance. Logan Hays, SPT , Grant Hitchens, SPT, Tam Tran, SPT. Advisors: David Lehman, PT, PhD and Timothy Jones, Ed.D. By C. Kohn, Agricultural Sciences. Waterford, WI . Habitats. A habitat is the home of a species. . Living organisms have evolved through natural selection over millions of years to a specific set of conditions.. The Aquatic Biome. 3 Basic Areas:. Freshwater. (rivers, lakes). Brackish. Water (estuaries, wetlands). Marine. (oceans, coral reefs). How do ecologist classify?. Salinity. Depth . Whether the water is . First Term of year 1432-1433. Nuha. AL-. Abdulhadi. . Dr.promy. . lab 5. Macrophytes. Macrophytes. : the aquatic macroscopic plants confine themselves to the shallow zone of water.. A . macrophyte. Siskin . in Venezuela. GIS@SI Conference. National Museum of Natural History. Smithsonian Institution. Brian . Coyle. Red Siskin Initiative. , . www.redsiskin.org. Species Distribution Modeling (SDM) for conservation. Created by Winds. Coriolis Effect- The shifting of ocean currents and surface winds from their expected paths caused by the rotation of the earth. Gulf Steam – ocean current in the northern Atlantic ocean, brings warm water from Africa to the Americas. A . porous, . spongelike. layer of rock, sand, or gravel that is capable of holding water . A . measure of the density of suspended particles (lack of clarity) in a water supply. The fish in the lake at the local park are dying. A professor from the local college comes to investigate, and first she measures the dissolved oxygen because she wants to check for the ________.. "flies“. Almost 120,000 spp. worldwide. 51,197 spp. worldwide are aquatic or . semiaquatic. 17,000 spp. in 2,222 . genn. . in 108 . famm. . in North America. 6,081 spp. in 495 . genn. . in 30 . famm. Insecta. 26-32 orders – depending upon classification scheme. found on every continent except...maybe Antarctica. Collembola. recently found in subterranean lakes in Antarctica. 10 orders with aquatic representatives. Frogs capable of absorbing water from moisture at soil surface or on wet or dewy vegetation or rocks.. Accomplished by assuming water-absorbing posture with hind legs splayed and ventral surface of legs and abdomen pressed to substrate. . Section 3: . Aquatic Ecosystems. K. What I Know. W. What I Want to Find Out. L. What I Learned. Essential Questions. What are the major abiotic factors that determine the aquatic ecosystems?. What are transitional aquatic ecosystems and why are they important?. methylation. . . Methylation. is how mercury changes into organic forms and this happens under water.. Introduction. The information our group researched is important because it tells us whether terrestrial or aquatic organisms have more mercury. Mercury can also kill many people. According to the EPA, mercury can be found in air, water and soil. Mercury is everywhere and it gets there by emissions from vehicles and emissions from factories, but the main ways are through .