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Geography - General Geography SCI 209 Week 5 SCI 209 Week 5 Individual Assignment The Flow of Energy Create a diagram, chart, or illustration in which you depict the flow of energy in marine ecosystems. You may use either a web format in which food chains are included or a biomass pyramid format. The assignment should include the following: Title Page Diagram, chart, or illustration of a web format or biomass pyramid Description of primary productivity Description of a method used to measure the amount of primary productivity Description of how primary productivity affects the color of the ocean List of the factors that cause regional primary productivity to vary among polar, tropical, and temperate oceans Description of how the selected web or biomass is affected by overfishing SCI 209 Week 5 Learning Team Assignment NOAA Activity Final Section Marine Adaptations Review the Week Three team assignment, NOAA Activity Part Two: Marine Pollution. Please use the same ocean explorative mission you used in the Week Three assignment. Prepare 20-25 slides (please add the 10-12 slides from the Week Three assignment to this PowerPoint® presentation to reach the 20-25 slide requirement). Include the following information and address the following questions in your final presentation: Include detailed presenter notes. What life exists in your chosen region? List the top 10 prevalent marine organisms from your chosen region. Select a marine organism from the region and discuss its adaptation to the environment due to natural circumstances or pollution. Discuss its relationship to the other organisms that live in the same food chain. Include future adaptations Select the same animal as you did earlier in this assignment or another animal from the same region and hypothesize how it may need to adapt in the future due to natural circumstances or pollution. How do the currents and tides affect your selected animal? What are the geological features of the selected region where your organism dwells? There are several properties unique to water. Viscosity is the internal resistance to flow. As discussed in Chapter 12 (Trujilo and Thurman, 2008), viscosity changes as temperature and salinity change. Organisms must have extensions or other appendages in order to stay afloat. This is even more important when viscosity is lower in warmer waters. Another adaptation to overcome velocity is streamlining. This is when organisms have a smaller front and tapered back section to move more freely through water. An example of this is the dolphin. Another properly of water is transparency. It's what allows sunlight to penetrate very deep. This is especially true in the tropics where the water is more nutrient poor. The fewer dissolved nutrients in the water, the deeper light can penetrate. This presents a problem for the organisms which live in sunlit waters. They have to avoid being eaten by predators and want to be able to stalk their prey without being detected. In this discussion, you will describe ways in which they do that. Be sure to review Chapter 12 and Chapter 14 prior to discussing these adaptations. Option 1 Water has a high transparency. What are at least two methods organisms use to hide from predators in the transparent ocean environment? Option 2 In the benthic environment, there are so many different kinds of habitats including rocks, sand, coral reefs, sea grass beds, mud flats, etc. What are at least two methods organisms use to hide from predators in the benthic environment? Provide one example of specific organism’s hiding mechanism. What is primary productivity? How is it measured? What are some things that may affect primary productivity? The interesting aspect of this discussion will be to look at thermal images of productivity in the oceans. I am including a couple of links as starting points for your research. When visiting the first web site, go to the Net Primary Productivity section. There you can download and watch animations which will show you how the productivity changes throughout the seasons. |
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