zoology 2
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| When you go to the beach, where is the best place to look for sea life? | Tide pools
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| Where will you find jellyfish, white angler crabs, and gulper eels? | the abyssal plain
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| The waters that are not salty like the ocean are called what? | fresh water
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| What are the 4 oceans of the world? | Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic
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| What is an estuary? | A place where a river meets with the ocean
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| What are neap tides? | When the sun's gravity works against the moon's gravity and causes high tides to be lower and low tides to be higher
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| How many days does it take the moon to travel around the earth? | more than 28
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| What happens during a full moon or a new moon? | high tides are higher, low tides are lower, these are spring tides.
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| Circular patterns of the oceans currents are called? | gyres
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| Why did God create plankton? | to feed many of the ocean animals
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| What is the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates? | vertebrates have a backbone
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| What did God do to clean up the oceans and rivers of the world? | created filter feeders
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| sessile comes from the Latin word sessilis that means what? | sitting ie sponges are sessile
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| Animals that scurry, hop, slither, or scoot are called... | benthic
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| Name some nektonic animals. What does this word mean? | whales, seals, fish, sea snakes;
swimming
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| A Latin word that means, water. | Aqua
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| Name some animals that are not benthic but sit on the bottom of a lake or ocean. | flounder, stingrays
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| What does planktos mean? | to drift or wander
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| What are the 2 kinds of plankton? | phytoplankton, zooplankton
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| Which of the 2 kinds of plankton use the sun to make their own food? | phytoplankton
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| Warm-blooded | body temperature stays the same
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| What causes tides? | the moon
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| What is the beginning of a river called? | the head
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