* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
Download Free Flash Cards - MyClass at TheInspiredInstructor.com
Deep sea fish wikipedia , lookup
Sea in culture wikipedia , lookup
Pacific Ocean wikipedia , lookup
Ocean acidification wikipedia , lookup
Southern Ocean wikipedia , lookup
Indian Ocean wikipedia , lookup
The Marine Mammal Center wikipedia , lookup
Arctic Ocean wikipedia , lookup
Marine pollution wikipedia , lookup
Marine biology wikipedia , lookup
Physical oceanography wikipedia , lookup
aquifer What is an underground place where water collects? atom What is the smallest part of an element made of one or more electrons flying about a nucleus. blubber What is a thick layer of fat under the skin of most sea mammals that protects them from cold and helps them float? bivalve What is a mollusk having two matching shells joined by hinges? crustacean What is an invertebrate with a crust-like shell ecology What is the science that studies the complex relationships between living things and their surroundings? intertidal zone What is one of the various regions between the low-tide and high-tide lines where plants and animals are clustered together? molecule What is the smallest part of a substance that still has all the qualities of that substance? water What molecule is formed by the joining of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom? mollusk What is a soft-bodied invertebrate often having a protective outer shell or exoskeleton? pinniped What is a marine mammal with flippers? plankton What are tiny plants and animals that float in the upper regions of the ocean? pollution What is uncleanness or impurity caused by waste materials or harmful chemicals? oceanographer What is a scientist who studies the sea? rookery What is a colony of birds called? mother-of-pearl What is the name for the beautiful lining of clam and mussel shells called? regenerate What is the ability that some ocean animals have to regrow a body part? tide What is the systematic rise and fall of ocean water every six hours? univalve What is a mollusk having a single shell? sea urchin Bristly red and purple balls that graze on kelp walrus A large pinniped with tusks algae Water plants such as seaweed sea horse A fish that swims upright elephant seal The largest pinniped wandering albatross The largest flying bird sea otter Uses tools to crack open sea urchins coral polyp A small animal with an outer covering that forms reefs sea star An ocean creature with rays that can regenerate cut off parts sea anemone A colorful animal that looks like a flower stonefish The most poisonous fish in the world blenny The clener mimic barnacle An invertebrate that cements itself to rock oyster A bivalve that forms pearls parrotfish Has teeth which are fused to form a beak mollusk A small one- or two-shelled invertebrate whelk A snail that eats mussels high tide A tide in which the ocean water moves up the shore in areas where the moon is directly over that part of the ocean and in areas on the opposite side of the earth. low tide A tide in which the ocean water moves away the shore in areas where the ocean is at a right angle to the moon. spring tide Exceptionally high and low tides caused by the gravitational pull of the sun when the sun neap tide A tide when high and low tides are at about the same level because the sun and moon are pulling at right angles to the earth. evaporation What is the process by which liquid water becomes a gas? condensation What is the process by which water vapor becomes a liquid? precipitation What is the falling of water back to earth as rain