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plankton

tiny floating plants and animals

molecules

tiny particles that make up water

H2O

scientific abbreviation for water

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oceans cover the earth's surface

high tide

water reaches up shore to its highest point

low tide

water reaches up shore to its lowest point

spring tide

tides are at its highest and lowest points

neap tide

very little change in the high and low tide

intertidal zone

between the high and low tide

seaweed

plant of the middle intertidal zone

sea anemone

looks like a plant

Univalves and Bivalves

Types of Mollusks

Conch, cowries, and sea snails

types of univalves

oysters, clams, and mussels

types of bivalves

crustaceans

animals with crustlike shells

shrimp, lobsters, and crabs

types of crustaceans

shrimp

small crustaceans

lobsters

carnivorous crustaceans

crab

runs sideways

tube feet

sea stars

Great Barrier Reef

Australia

coral polyps

outers coverings make the coral reef

parrotfish

teeth are fused together

porcupine fish

puffs up with water when threatened

wrasses

cleans bigger fish with out hurting them

Bleenies

mimics cleaner fish

moray eel

looks like a snake

sea horse

males carry eggs in its pouch

stonefish

most poisonous fish

blubber

layer of fat under the skin

pinnipeds

'wing-footed"

walrus tusks

used as a tool and fifth leg

eared and true

types of seals

eared seals

small outer ears

true seals

no visible ears

elephant seal

largest of all pennipeds

sea otter

can open a sea urchin

wondering albatross

largest of all flying birds

rookeries

penguin colonies

penguins

live near Antarctica

crop

pouches of stored food

emperor penguin

tallest of all penguins

incubating

keeping warm

oceanographers

scientist who study the sea