Science Oceanography (9th Grade)

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Flashcards on Science Oceanography (9th Grade), created by mellowsmiley122 on 17/02/2016.
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What zone is most marine life found in? Neritic Zone and upper levels of the oceanic zone Because surface waters are warmer there, photic zone, nutrients
What is the ocean floor like? varied and has submarine canyons, atolls, and mid-ocean ridges
a bathymetric technique that differentiates between multiple layers of the ocean bottom seismic reflection
The region submarine canyons are usually found continental margin
The environment marine organisms that are euryhaline would most likely be found- coastal estuary
True or False temperature is a significant life-limiting factor in the ocean depths True
describes the pelagic zone all the open water of the ocean
the zone that has warm waters, rich in marine life neritic
the depth that light stops penetrating the ocean 200 m
the body shape or adaptation that is best suited for life in the pelagic zone gas filled bag or swim bladder
the habitat that has a water level that changes with the tide salt marsh
the environment where animals with chemosynthetic bacteria embedded in their tissues would most likely be found hydrothermal vent community
the region where the majority of all resources are continental shelf
one of the most common resources that is extracted from the ocean oil
technology that is useful for locating schools of commercial fish sonar and satellite imagery
the seafloor and its inhabitants the benthic zone
the area that is above water at low tide and under water at high tide (land between high and low tides) intertidal
salinity the concentration of dissolved salts in water
plains on the deep ocean floor (is dark and unchanging) abyssal zone
0 - 200 m deep (in the ocean) epipelagic zone
all open water of the ocean pelagic zone
The three oceanic zones intertidal, benthic, palagic
where temperature and sunlight don't change often sublittoral
areas along the mid-oceanic ridges where water gets superheated from magma below and escapes into the ocean waters. hydrothermal vents
a compound consisting of a lattice (or "cage") of water molecules with gas molecules occupying holes or cavities in the lattice gas hydrate
the removal of salt from seawater desalination
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