PPT-Freshwater Phytoplankton Key

for the Northeast By Rachael Brown Sonya Carlson and Diana Jackson Under the guidance of Dr Alan Baker NEXT Introduction This photographic key is intended to aid in identification of freshwater algae to the Genus level Proceed through this key by clicking on the picture that most resembles your organism . NADYA T. VINOGRADOVA. 1. RUI M. PONTE. 1. MARTHA W. BUCKLEY. 2. 1. Atmospheric . and Environmental Research (AER. ), USA. 2. George Mason University (GMU), USA . Aquarius/SAC-D Science Team Meeting, Seattle, WA. Snejana. Moncheva1, Maria Pantazi2, Larisa Pautova3, Laura Boichenko4, Dan Vassiliu4,Luydmila Mantzosh5 . 1Institute of . Oceanology. -BAS, . Parvi. Mai str., No 40, . P.O.Box. 152, Bulgaria. 2HCMR P.O. BOX 712, . As part of a long-term marine water quality monitoring program, the King County Dept. of Natural Resources & Parks has collected nutrient and chlorophyll data for almost 20 years at multiple subtidal locations in the Puget Sound Central Basin (Figure 1). This monitoring program has yielded a unique dataset for evaluating the effects of both large and local scale climatic conditions on phytoplankton and nutrient dynamics. . By: Abigail Tracy. Freshwater Biomes. By: Abigail Tracy. What is it ?. A freshwater biome is any body of water that is made of freshwater, such as ponds, lakes, streams, and rivers. Most freshwater biomes consist of moving water and contain many types of fish.. ynthesis and Future Plans. Marine Science Institute. University of California Santa Barbara. Focus:. Determine how the structure and function of kelp forests and their material exchange with adjacent land and ocean ecosystems are altered by disturbance and climate. Michael L. Parsons. Coastal Watershed Institute. Florida Gulf Coast University. Phytoplankton (microalgae). Cyanobacteria (. Microcystis. ). Diatom (. Pseudo-nitzschia. ). Diatom (. Actinoptychus. ). As part of a long-term marine water quality monitoring program, the King County Dept. of Natural Resources & Parks has collected nutrient and chlorophyll data for almost 20 years at multiple subtidal locations in the Puget Sound Central Basin (Figure 1). This monitoring program has yielded a unique dataset for evaluating the effects of both large and local scale climatic conditions on phytoplankton and nutrient dynamics. . Saltwater . Makes up 97% of the Earth’s supply of water.. Comes from the ocean.. Undrinkable.. Makes up 3% of the Earth’s supply of water.. Some of it is frozen while some is in the ground (groundwater) and the rest is in rivers and lakes.. Zooplankton. Review food webs. Motivation for studying plankton. How plankton are collected. Review: What is plankton?. Plankton comes from the Greek word . Planktos. that translates to “wanderer” or “drifter”. Freshwater snails are crucial in assessing the ecological status of water bodies beside their economic public and veterinary health importance Hence ecological studies pertaining to their abundance di Let’s explore . our rivers and lakes. Placeholder for film. Water for wildlife. Dragonfly. Sandhill cranes. Kingfisher. Florida manatee. Otter. Pacific salmon. Water for people. Meet the Pacific salmon. A. FRESHWATER ON EARTH. 70% of Earth is covered in water.. 3% of Earth’s water is freshwater (97% saltwater). FRESHWATER CONTAINS LESS THAN 1% SALT. 68.7% of FRESHWATER is frozen in glaciers and icecaps. ?. . Algae . occur in nearly all surface water bodies in every biome across the globe. Many of these environments are freshwater ecosystems. So what is fresh water? The distinction between freshwater and marine systems . of Ratnagiri sea coast. Madhura Mukadam and Arvind Kulkarni. Department of Zoology,. Gogate Jogalekar College, Ratnagiri, (MS), India..  . INTRODUCTION. Phytoplankton is a vital and important organism as a .