Review for Aquatic Science 2011 Final Exam
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| Which gas is associated with ocean acidification? | Carbon dioxide (CO2)
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| List threats to the animals in the Gulf of Mexico? | Marine Debris, Chemical Pollution, Human Activities (fishing, boats, building), Oil
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| List the oceans in order from largest to smallest. | Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic
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| flowering plants adapted to live submerged in seawater | seagrasses
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| List the three physical factors that strongly influence seagrass beds. | Water motion (currents & waves), light & temperature
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| In echinoderms, body parts usually occur in multiples of | five
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| In an echinoderm, the structure that operates like a living suction cup is the | tube foot
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| In an echinoderm, movement is control by the | water vascular system
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| They usually have an external or internal shell. They are soft-bodied animals. They all have a foot and mantle | mollusks
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| organisms that live in the substrate of the ocean bottoms | infauna
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| What are some primary producers typical of the upper intertidal on rocky shores? | algae
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| What does molting enable arthropods to do? | grow
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| What are the semi-enclosed areas where fresh water and sea water mix? | estuaries
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| Species that can tolerate a wide range of salinities | euryhaline
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| Organisms that allow their body fluids to match the salinity of the surrounding water | osmoconformers
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| What is the function of scales in fish? | protection
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| What are functions of the gills in a fish? | gas exchange
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| One particular feature found in bony fishes but absent in cartilaginous fishes | swim bladder
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| Crabs, Spiders & Insects | Phylum Arthropoda
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| Sea Spiders & Horseshoe Crabs | Subphylum Chelicerata
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| Barnacles, Copepods & Crabs | Subphylum Crustacea
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| Sea Squirts, Tunicates, Amphioxus, Mammals, Fish | Phylum Chordata
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| Fish, Birds, Mammals & Reptiles | Subphylum Vertebrata
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| Corals, Jellyfish, Hydrozoans, Box Jellies | Phylum Cnidaria
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| Comb Jellies | Phylum Ctenophora
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| Starfish, Sea Urchins, Brittle Stars, Sea Cucumbers | Phylum Echinodermata
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| Clams, Squids, Snails, & Chitons | Phylum Mollusca
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| Sponges | Phylum Porifera
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| Class Cirripedia | Barnacles
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| Class Copepoda | Copepods
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| Class Malacostraca | Crabs, Shrimp & Isopods
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| Class Actinopterygii | Bony Fish
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| Class Agnatha | Jawless Fish
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| Class Aves | Birds
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| Class Chondrichthyes | Cartilaginous Fish
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| Class Mammalia | Mammals
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| Class Sarcopterygii | Lobe-finned Fishes
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| Class Reptilia | Reptiles
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| Class Anthozoa | Corals & Sea Anemones
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| Class Cubozoa | Box Jellies
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| Class Hydrozoans | Portuguese Man-o-War
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| Class Scyphozoa | Jellyfish
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| Class Asteriodea | Starfish
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| Class Crinoidea | Sea Lilies
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| Class Echinoidea | Sea Urchins & Sanddollars
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| Class Holothuroidea | Sea Cucumbers
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| Class Ophiuroidea | Brittle Stars
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| Class Bivalvia | Clams
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| Class Cephalopoda | Octopus
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| Class Gastropoda | Snails
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| a type of external fertilization that is very common in oviparous bony fishes | spawning
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| structures used to bring gases to the roots of mangroves | pneumatophores
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| What are pollutants that do not have a single point of origin? | Nonpoint Source Pollution
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| Producer, Single cells, Include the smallest plankton, Remain near the surface | Phytoplankton
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| Consumers (including herbivores & carnivores); Single or multicellular; May vertically migrate (to a depth of 200m) during the day for protection but resurface at night to feed. | Zooplankton
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| What term refers to any of the different types of molluscs and crustaceans that are caught for food? | shellfish
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| lasts indefinitely because the number of fish caught each year is less than the number added to the population through reproduction and survival. | sustainable fishtery
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| What is the term for all of the organisms that are caught unintentionally while fishing for other species? | by-catch
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| What are species are considered when they are in immediate danger of disappearing forever? | endangered
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