SALT WATER

BIOME

GLOBE VIEW

CLIMATE

• Temperature range: 59-62.9 degrees F
• Annual precipitation : not applicable

PLANT ADAPTATIONS

• Some have evolved into single cell organisms
• Grow extremely quickly to ensure they are close to the surface to get sunlight
• Fish are able to obtain oxygen through their gills

Animal adaptations
1)Intertidal crabs have stiffened gills such that they don't collapse when they are out of water vas riots nematode a bloodworms,and clams have either a higher concentration of respiratory pigments or pigments with unusually high affinities for oxygen.

2)Pigment with unusually high affinities for oxygen fiddler cards are active during low tides (based on lunar cycle itself ,not the water level;if you take the crabs miles from the ocean,they will still be active at whatever time low tide would occur where they are .)
3)When the tide rises they retreat to their burrows,become inactive
,and consume very little…

SITES TO SEE

• Coral reef
• Great ocean road
• Dolphins

ACTIVITIES TO DO

• Fishing because we can get amazing fish and make money by selling them.
• Swimming because we can swim with amazing sea creatures like dolphins,and whales.

HUMAN IMPACT

• What do humans do to change the biome? Pollution problems.
• How does it hurt the environment ? It can destroy animal habitat.
• How did the animal respond ? The animal starts to die off.

PARASITISM

• Definition: one species benefits while the other is harmed.
• Host: fish
• Parasite: worm

PREDATION

• Definition : an interaction in which one organism kills.
• Predator : great white shark
• Prey: fish

Commensalism

• Definition: One species benefits while the other is unaffected .
• Which organism benefits ? Barnicles
• Which organism is indifferent ? Whale

MUTUALISM

• Definition: Both organisms benefits from the relationship.
• Organism 1: Remoras
• Organism 2: Shark

COMPETITION

• Definition: Organisms fighting for the same limited resource.
• Organism 1: Turtles
• Organism 2: sharks

FOOD WEB

LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION

• Biosphere: this is where all living things on earth live.

DEFINITION

• Biome:a large naturally occurring of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat.

Definition
Ecosystem: Interactions among populations in a community ( biotic factors ) and the community's physical surrounding ( abiotic factors.)

DEFINITION

• Community: Collection of several interacting population that inhabit a common environment.

DEFINITION

• Population: A group of organisms of one spices that interbreed and live in the same place at the same time.

ORGANISMS

DEFINITION

• Organism: Anything that processes all the characteristics of life.

Organisms
-Animal Name: Great white shark
-Taxonomy:
A) Kingdom : Animalia
B) Phylum : Chordata
C) Class:Chondrichthyes
D) Order: Lamniformes
E) Family: Lamnidae
F) Genus:

Organism Continue...
G) Species: Carcharias
2) Multicellular
3) Nucleus
4) Eukaryotic
5) Heterotrophic
6) Close relatives: Mackerel Sharks
7) Phylum characteristics: Has hollow nerve chord
,has notochord,digestive tube behind mouth.

Organism
-Plant Name: Red gracilaria Algae
-1) Taxonomy:
A) Kingdom: Plantae
B) Phylum: Rhodohyta
C) Class: Florideophyceae
D) Order: Gracilariales
E) Family: Gracilariaceae
F) Genus: Gracilaria
G) Species: Red Algae

ORGANISM CONTINUE...
2) MULTICELLULAR 3) CELL WALL
4) EUKARYOTIC 5) AUTOTROPHIC
6 CLOSE RELATIVES:
ORGONORI, TOKOREN,

7) GYMNOSPERMS : A HAPLOID MULTICELLULAR ADULT STAGE IN THE ALTERNATION OF GENERATIONS DURING THE LIFE CYCLE OF LAND PLANTS AND ALGAE
8) DECIDUOUS 9) NONVASCULAR

Organism
-Fungi Name: Sarcoscypha Coccines
1) Taxonomy:
A) Kingdom: Fungi
B) Phylum: Ascomycota
C) Class: Pezizomycetes
D) Order: Pezizales
E) Family:Sarcoscyphaceae

Organism Continue...
F) Genus: Sarcoscypha
G) Species: Sarcoscypha Coccinea
2) Multicellular 3) Cell Wall
4) Eukaryotic. 5) Heterotrophic
6) Close Relatives: S.Macaronesica
7) How Doe Digestion Occur?- Grow scattered
on fallen wet sticks and branches in damp deciduous wood.The mycelium obtained nourishment by digesting and rotten the wood.

Organism
-Protist Name:
Paramecium
1) Texonomy:
A) Kingdom: Protista
B) Phylum: Ciliophora
C) Class: Ciliatea
D) Order: Peniculida
E) Family: Parameciidae

Organism Continue...
F) Genus: Paramecium
G) Species: Paramecium Aureia, Paramecium Bursaria, Paramecium Caudalum
2) Single-Celled
3) Nucleus
4) Eukaryotic
5) Autotroph
6) Close Relatives: Logias,Zoans
7) Animal- Like

Organism
Eubacteria Name: Vibrio
1) Taxonomy
A) Kingdom: Bacteria
B) Phylum: Proteobacteria
C) Class: Gammaproteobacteria
D) Order: Vibronales
E) Family: Vibronacae

Organism Continue...
F) Genus: Vibrio
G) Species: Vibrio Cholerae
2) Single- Celled
3) Cell Wall
4) Prokaryotic
5) Heterotrophic
6) Vibrio Harveyi
7) Gram Negative Stain
8) Curved Rod Shape