PDF-Antarctic Krill:

a case study on the ecosystem implications of fishing the Lighthouse Foundation By Virginia Gasc. Photoclinometry. using . LANDSat. Imagery and . ICESat. Laser Altimetry . Jamika. . Baltrop. and . MyAsia. Reid . Mentor Malcolm A. . LeCompte. , Ph.D.. During the last century, ocean temperatures increased by approximately 1 Celsius degree. Long term observations of portions of the coastal. Indian National Antarctic Data Center (INADC). 7. th. September 2011. Indian Antarctic Data Centre Management of India. National Centre for Antarctic and Ocean Research. Ministry of Earth Sciences (Govt. of India). Cody . McCann . and Arthur . Ryzak . Source: www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/09/sn_icexv/. Source: www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/antarctica/5011121/. Overview. Antarctica. Basin. Treaty System. Ice Resources - Freshwater. A Krill is a small, pelagic, shrimplike, crustaceans of the family Euphausiidae, eaten as food by certain whales.. Adelie Penguin:. The Adelie Penguin is a penguin that occurs in large colonies in Antarctica.. t. d. o. . A. n. t. a. r. c. t. i. c. . a. n. i. m. a. l. s. . e. a. t. ?. A. l. y. s. s. a. C. a. s. s. What do Penguins eat?. Penguins like to eat Fish. They also like Squid & Krill. What do Whales like to eat?. EVSC 1300. Spring 2016. Average. vertical. temperature. structure. of atmosphere. Average. vertical. temperature. structure. of atmosphere. NO. x. + VOCs + sunlight .  . Ground-level ozone. Figure18-9 p528. Tom Lachlan-Cope. John King, . Amélie. Kirchgaessner. Meteorological Airborne Science INstrumentation (MASIN) . Boundary Layer. Sea ice. Cloud Studies. Large scale flow. Instruments. Temperature + Humidity. Ocean. and the krill surplus hypothesis. Soon after the . subantarctic. islands were discovered sealers began . exploiting them for profit. Fur seals provided luxuriant pelts with the thick soft coats. http://squid.tepapa.govt.nz/. Fisheries for fin fish and krill began to increase in the late. 1960s and 1970s. By 1982, the krill catch rose to a peak of 520,201 tons. Concerns developed among scientists and Treaty countries. . Susan Solomon. Richards Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate Science, MIT. Based on work with many including Diane Ivy, Justin . Bandoro. - (MIT). Doug . Kinnison. , Mike Mills, Ryan Neely, Rolando Garcia - (NCAR), . AF4 - .  explain the impacts from . processes/events. AF5 - . evaluate . the impacts from a process/event. Who is eating who?. The following species belong in the Antarctic food web. Listen carefully to who eats who and produce your own food web so show the order of the food chain.. By Indi and Max. Phytoplankton. Phytoplankton are tiny plants that live in fresh and salt water.. Phytoplankton are eaten by:. -Krill. Krill. They are a small semi-transparent crustacean like a shrimp, about 4-5 cm . Think – Pair – Share . What does “. testable question. ” mean to . your students?. Science project/concept Question. Testable Question. Answered by doing reading.. Measureable or answered with data.. (Scott Borg). Antarctic Infrastructure & Logistics. (Brian Stone). Polar Environment. , . Health and Safety. (Polly Penhale). George Blaisdell. Operations Manager. 3, 4 November 2011. Antarctic Science.