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22. Feb. 10, 2003/Coastal Expos Bringing Ocean Life Inland And at the Corpus Christi Coastal Expo, visitors can eat fresh fish,shrimp and crabs, as well as get close to other ocean life. http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/news/news/030210b.htm

Media Contacts: Business Hours (512) 389-8046 E-mail news@tpwd.state.tx.us Public Information: Feb. 10, 2003 Coastal Expos Bringing Ocean Life Inland AUSTIN, Texas Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's 5th annual, free Coastal Expos at Edinburg in March and Corpus Christi in April will bring Texas' coastal conservation issues to life when visitors get up-close and personal with crabs, fish, wetlands and beach habitats. Activities include touch tanks with a wide variety of live coastal animals such as sea urchins, sea squirts, crabs, sand dollars, fish and other sea life. Visitors learn about the animals' natural habitats and also how bugs can indicate pollution levels in water. Participants can also help solve a mystery fish kill and take part in fish printing, use paints to make images of coastal fish; identify beach objects by touch and learn about coastal issues through a variety of other fun and educational devices. Visitors to the Edinburg Coastal Expo can enjoy the tropical Valley by going birding at one of the world-class premier birding spots or experiencing the joys of kayaking. And at the Corpus Christi Coastal Expo, visitors can eat fresh fish, shrimp and crabs, as well as get close to other ocean life. Local volunteers are needed and will be given a short training class the day of each event.

23. STOP WASTING OUR OCEAN FISH Petition It requires an end to overfishing; reduces the killing of nontargeted fish and otherocean life such as turtles, sea birds and sharks; and protects essential http://www.thepetitionsite.com/archived_petitions/580365315.html

June 03, 2002 We the undersigned, endorse the following petition: STOP WASTING OUR OCEAN FISH Target: U.S. Congress Sponsor: Marine Fish Conservation Network SIGNATURES GOAL: 8,000 DEADLINE: 4-24-2002 Aquatic wildlife senselessly killed! Government mismanagement, which allows overfishing, destructive fishing practices, and wasteful killing of non-target ocean life resulting in Bycatch (Bycatch is the indiscriminate catching and killing of fish species and marine wildlife other than those a fishing vessel is intending to capture. Shrimp, swordfish, and tuna fisheries have particularly high amounts of bycatch), is putting America's ocean fish at risk of extinction. Combined with new, sophisticated fishing technologies humans can now catch far more fish every year than what our oceans can produce. The problems with mismanagement must be solved now if we want our ocean fish to be around for future generations. Instead of managing our ocean resources primarily for extraction we need to put conservation first.

24. - Dawn Of Ocean Life Exhbit - fish can be dated back to 510 million years ago. Various types of fish appearedin the succeeding 150 million years. fish without jaws or hard bones. http://www.dol-ex.org/HTML/p7.html

Back to Home Fish can be dated back to 510 million years ago. Various types of fish appeared in the succeeding 150 million years. Fish without jaws or hard bones. Fish with hard bony shields. Fish with spiny fins. Fish with hard back-bones. Fish with bones supporting their fins. Fish greatly diversified in the Silurian and Devonian Periods. In the Devonian Period, sometimes referred to as the "Age of Fish", nearly every major group of fish, including those extinct today, flourished. The present day fish are their descendants, surviving through the history of extinction and evolution. next to Back to Home Contents When did Life Begin? Fossil of Ediacaran Biota The Chengjiang Faunas EmuBay Shale Fauna Burgess Shale Fauna Evolution of Fish

25. Steinhart Aquarium - California Academy Of Sciences dry comfort of your computer. ocean life contains video profiles ofover 90 species of fish. The underwater film footage is really http://www.calacademy.org/aquarium/oceanography_resources.html

Living Coral Reef Tropical Sharks Seahorses Winter Run Salmon ... Software Oceanography Resources Marine life is not just about fish and the following sites can lead you to information about the wider marine world. Bridge: Ocean Sciences Teacher Education Resource Center Bridge http://www.vims.edu/bridge/ is sponsored by the National Marine Educators Association and they really know their stuff. One of my favorite things about this site are the links to online expeditions, these expeditions allow you to go along on a variety of submersible rides to explore the depths of the ocean http://www.vims.edu/bridge/expedition.html . The online data section is also really cool, and allows you to work with the same data that scientists use in the field. Check out Bubba the seal and his adventure http://whale.wheelock.edu/whalenet-stuff/stopbubba/ . The Bridge also has great links to marine resources developed by kids http://www.vims.edu/bridge/school.html

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27. Ocean Life Institute Funded Research us to correlate isotopic excursions with the life history of will be the first microbeamanalysis of fish otolith d18O application in many areas of ocean Biology http://www.whoi.edu/institutes/oli/research/oli_funded.html

Research and Education: Funded Research Intro Research Themes Fellows Graduate Students and Postdocs ... Call for Fellows 2002 Ocean Life Institute Awarded Titles and Abstracts The OLI supports research grants from WHOI investigators in all departments, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary studies and new approaches consistent with OLI themes. Proposals are reviewed by an ad-hoc panel and awards made for 2-year periods. Four grants were awarded in 2002 to investigators from 3 WHOI departments. Development of Ion Microprobe Technology for Microscale Measurement of Otolith d180 Anne Cohen, Geology and Geophysics Department and Simon R. Thorrold, Biology Department The Impact of Copper Mining on the Biological Diversity of Macroalgae in Northern Chile Identification of Differentially Regulated Genes in the Red Tide Dinoflagellate Alexandrium fundyense using Massively Parellel Signature Sequencing (MPSS) Donald M. Anderson

28. Ocean Life Institute Mission The ocean life Institute studies marine life’s physiological and ecologicaladaptations. Photo This small (about 7.5centimeter), deep-sea angler fish ( http://www.whoi.edu/institutes/oli/mission/

The Ocean Life Institute: Themes Intro Click above for an interactive look at the Ocean Life Institute's mission. Explore biodiversity in the oceans, from microbes to whales Find ways to monitor and sustain the health of marine ecosystems Study physiological and ecological adaptations of marine organisms Develop new techniques and instruments to study ocean life The Ocean Life Institute explores biodiversity in the oceans, from microbes to whales. Photo: WHOI researchers parallel the track of a surfacing right whale to allow for gentle contact between an ultrasound probe and the back of the animal. (Photo by Douglas Nowacek) The Ocean Life Institute finds ways to monitor and sustain the health of marine ecosystems Photo: A WHOI scientist tags and photographs damaged coral in the north-central Pacific to monitor recovery rates.

29. Untitled forms of energy ·Mariculturistsraise or farm fish and other sea life for foodand/or restocking the ocean ·Marine Ichthyologist-study fish, their habitats http://www.libsci.sc.edu/miller/ocean.htm

Collaborative Thematic Unit Theme: Oceans and Undersea Life by Lara Chapman and David Herring This unit can be presented as a school wide theme or for an individual class. It is not all inclusive and does not represent all that is available for classroom instruction where oceans and undersea life are concerned. The unit is divided up into sections allowing the teacher to pick and choose to fit their needs Focus: Students will study the oceans and seas of the world, the animal life that swims in them and the countries that border them. Grade Level: Primary (K- 5th) Suggested Objectives (Not All Inclusive): 1. Know how much of the world is covered with water. 2. Name the four oceans and the major seas. 3. Name the countries bordering the four oceans. 4. Know the difference between salt and fresh water. 5. Know the foods that we eat which come from the oceans. 6. Students will have a concept of environmental issues affecting the ocean and its organisms. 7. Know the food chains, life cycles and plant life found in the oceans. 8. Know how oceans/seas effect our weather.

30. Records For Marine Animals Find out about the biggest, smallest, fastest, and deepest creatures ever encountered by man.Category Kids and Teens School Time Animals Marine life...... Heaviest fish in the Class Ostyichtheys (bony fish) ocean Sunfish, Mola mola 10feet in length, 14 feet between dorsal and anal fins, 4,928 pounds, struck and http://oceanlink.island.net/records.html

Biggest, Smallest, Fastest, Deepest: Marine Animal Records Welcome to the Records Page. We've made every effort to be accurate, but if you see an error or omission in this page, please let us know! If you have evidence of an error, please send us the appropriate reference so that we can correct the mistake ( olink@bms.bc.ca ). Thanks! INDEX Whales Molluscs Seals and Sea Lions Cnidarians ... Crustaceans Whales Largest Whale: Blue Whale, Balaenoptera musculus female: 33.27 meters (109 feet 3.5 inches) 190 tons estimated weight male: 32.64 meters (107 feet 1 inch) Both captured near the South Shetland Islands in 1926 Largest Fin Whale Balaenoptera physalus 90 feet, 97 tons estimated weight Largest Sei Whale Balaeonoptera borealis 72 feet, 45 tons estimated weight Largest Sperm Whale Physeter catodon 67 feet 10 inches, 72 tons estimated weight Largest Humpback Whale Megaptera novaeangliae 65 feet, 64 tons estimated weight Largest Gray Whale Eschrichtius robustus 51 feet, 39 tons Fastest Swimming Baleen Whale (short distance) Sei Whale

31. Fish, Birds, And Mammals Of The Open Ocean Voyagers of the Pacific encounter animal life at sea. Some of these are strictlypelagic, roaming the open ocean; some of the fish and mammals return to near http://www.pvs.hawaii.org/rapanui/sealife.html

Fish, Birds, and Mammals of the Open Ocean Voyagers of the Pacific encounter animal life at sea. Some of these are strictly pelagic, roaming the open ocean; some of the fish and mammals return to near shore waters to breed and nurse their youngs; some birds breed and raise their young on land, but spend most of their adult lives at sea; some birds fish at sea during the day, but return to land at night to sleep. Pelagic : living in open seas or oceans rather than near-shore waters; from the Greek word pelagikos , "ocean." Fish Birds Mammals 'Ahi (Yellow-fin Tuna) 'A (Booby) Nai'a (Dolphin) Aku (Blue-fin Tuna) ... Storm-Petrel Sources of Information Carwardine, Mark, et al. Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises. Nature Company and Time-Life Books 1998. Harrison, Craig S. Seabirds of Hawaii: Natural History and Conservation. Cornell University Press 1990. Pratt, Douglas, Phillip L. Bruner, and Delwyn G. Berret. A Field Guide to The Birds of Hawaii and the Tropical Pacific. Princeton University Press 1987. Rizzuto, Jim. Fishing Hawaii Style, Vol. 2. Honolulu: Fishing Hawaii Style, Ltd. 1987. Titcomb, Margaret. Native Use of Fish in Hawaii. Honolulu: UH Press, 1972.

32. Ocean Animals ocean Animal Directory with 1000's of links to sea life includingmammals, fish, sharks and rays, sea turtles, and more.. http://www.floridasmart.com/subjects/ocean/animals_ocean.htm

Your Florida Web Guide Advertise Sponsor Be an Editor Attractions ... Local You are here: Home Subjects Oceans Sea Life Sponsor this page This space available. Related Directories: Ocean Studies Animal Studies Florida Fishing Natural Florida ... FL Aquariums This Page Edited By Debbie Lennon Sea Turtle Volunteer Do you know of a Marine Life site that we missed? Click here to add a link Sea Life Ichthyology The science and study of Fish. Fish Species Lists Crustaceans Shrimps, Lobsters, Crabs, Barnacles Cnidaria Jelly Fish, Corals, Sea Anemones Mollusks Cephalopods (Octopi, Squids, Cuttle Fish, Nautilus) Bivalves (Clams, Oysters, Scallops, Mussels) Gastropods (Snails and Slugs) Polyplacophora (Chitons) Porifera Sponges Echinoderms Star Fish, Sea Urchins, Sea Cucumbers Anguilliformes Eels Tetraodontidae Puffers, Blowfish, Porcupine Fish Syngnathidae Seahorse, Pipefish, Seadragons Sea Turtles Sea Turtle Information for Florida and around the world Marine Mammals Manatee/Dugongs (Sirenids) Walrus, Seals, Sea Lions (Pinnipeds)

33. Untitled Document Allen's Rainbowfish. Dority fish. Threadfin Rainbowfish. The followingare some fun places to visit on the web to learn more about ocean life. http://library.preservice.org/T0211604/oceanlifepage.html

Home Friendship Sharing Ocean Life ... Discussion Board 1. Northern New Guinea 2. Southern New Guinea 3. North West (Timor Sea) 4. Gulf of Carpentaria 5. Central West (Indian Ocean) 6. Western Plateau 7. Lake Eyre 8. North East Coastal 9. South East Coastal 10. Murray-Darling 11. South West 12. Bulloo River 13. South Australian Gulf 14. Tasmanian Rainbow Fish Pet The rainbowfish is a very easy fish to have as a pet. They have beautiful colors, are easy to bread and they have a easy going disposition. They also come in many different sizes. If you decided to own a rainbowfish, remember that it is very important to keep the water very clean! If you would like to go to a really great web site to learn more about the rainbowfish and where it lives, please click on the link below. http://members.optushome.com.au/chelmon/Intro.htm Did you know that there are many different species of Rainbowfish?

34. Ocean Life: Mammals -Characteristics More than 100 mammals depend on the ocean for most or all of their life needs. animalis feeding and has just taken a mouthful of fish, probably herring http://www.onr.navy.mil/focus/ocean/life/mammals1.htm

Oceanography Space Sciences Blow the Ballast! CyberMail ... Teachers' Corner Ocean Life: Mammals -Characteristics Mammals are a group of vertebrates (animals that have a backbone). Certain characteristics separate them from all other animals: mammals breathe air through lungs, give birth to live young, produce milk for their young, are warm-blooded, and have hair or fur. They also have relatively large brains and a variety of tooth sizes and shapes. Marine mammals have adapted to life in the ocean. More than 100 mammals depend on the ocean for most or all of their life needs. Marine mammals have all the characteristics of mammals, but they have different appearances and survival strategies. A group of walrus sun themselves on a beach (courtesy of NOAA). A manatee cow and calf (courtesy of NOAA). Marine mammals are divided into three orders: Carnivora Sirenia and Cetacea . Within the order Carnivora are the pinnipeds (seals, sea lions, walruses), the sea otter, and the polar bear. Polar bears are closely related to bears like the grizzly, but are considered marine mammals since they have adopted a marine lifestyle. The order Sirenia is composed of manatees and dugongs (or sea cows), and the order Cetacea includes whales, dolphins, and porpoises.

35. Ocean Life: Green Sea Turtle - Current Research ocean life Green Sea Turtle Current Research. She is housed in the New EnglandAquarium's landmark coral reef exhibit along with 700 fish and two other http://www.onr.navy.mil/focus/ocean/life/turtle4.htm

Oceanography Space Sciences Blow the Ballast! CyberMail ... Teachers' Corner Ocean Life: Green Sea Turtle - Current Research Myrtle is approximately 60 years old. She is housed in the New England Aquarium's landmark coral reef exhibit along with 700 fish and two other turtles. Despite the challenges related to working with a turtle and the distractions inherent to working with an individual animal in an exhibit environment, a training protocol and an experimental design have been developed making it possible to test Myrtle's hearing capabilities. Green Sea Turtles (courtesy of Kathy Streeter, New England Aquarium). Contact: CyberScientist@onr.navy.mil

36. Oceans At Risk.com - The Campaign To End Destructive Fishing is the first in a series documenting destructive fishing practices that not onlydeplete the ocean of fish, marine mammals, and other ocean life, but also http://www.oceansatrisk.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=page&pageID=392

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Live Customer Service View your invoices Simple sign up. My Account Login Search our site: Match ALL words Match ANY word Statues of Ocean Life - Page 1 of 1 Home Gifts : Statues : Ocean Life : Penguins : Wild Life : Birds : Penguins It's a penguin playground! Five tuxedoed buddies share some chills and thrills. Alabastrite. 6-3/4" x 4" x 2-3/4" high. Retail Price: $12.95 Fiesta Discounts Price: $7.08 Quantity: Item Number: Item Status: In Stock Est. Delivery Time: 10 - 12 Days Home Gifts : Statues : Ocean Life : Collectibles : Classic Wildlife : Ocean Life : Dolphins Three sleek dolphins play along a colorful seabed of plants, tropical fish, and coral in this graceful sculpture from the Classic Wildlife Collection. 5-7/8" x 5-1/4" x 9" high. Retail Price: $24.95 Fiesta Discounts Price: $13.68 Quantity: Item Number: Item Status: In Stock Est. Delivery Time: 10 - 12 Days Home Gifts : Statues : Ocean Life : Dolphins A touch of the sea. Lovely "Crystalina" dolphins cavort on the roiling waves of the ocean. Clear alabastrite. 4-1/2" x 2-3/4" x 8" high.

38. Ocean Conservancy : Issues : Fish And Wildlife : Shrimp taken, the average amount (gulfwide) of fish and other pressure, other species ofmarine life cannot. The ocean Conservancy works diligently to improve shrimp http://www.oceanconservancy.org/dynamic/issues/fish/shrimp/shrimp.htm

Issues Fish and Wildlife : Shrimp Threats to Our Oceans Fish and Wildlife Beluga Whales Bocaccio ... Law and Policy Under the oceans are mountains higher than Mount Everest, canyons deeper than the Grand Canyon and the largest living structure on earth, Australia's Great Barrier Reef. One of Earth's most abundant and popular seafoods, shrimp contribute to the diets of cultures around the world. But shrimp nets scoop up more than shrimp: animals like sea turtles, sharks, rays and invertebrates fall victim to our appetites. In fact, for every pound of shrimp caught, about four pounds of other animals die as wasted catch. Shrimp Shrimp are crustaceans related to lobsters and crabs. They live in temperate and tropical salt- and freshwaters. While they can grow to be up to nine-inches long, most are much smaller. They are one of the most popular crustacean foods. Management of the shrimp fishery is a concern to The Ocean Conservancy primarily due to the size of the fishery and amount of bycatch caught and often killed by the most common shrimp fishing techniques, bottom trawling. While shrimp populations thus far have seemed to withstand this intense fishing pressure, other species of marine life cannot.

39. Ocean Conservancy : Issues : Ocean Places : Prince William Sound, Alaska Bathed by rich ocean currents and ringed by towering peaks, dense Sound contains anastounding diversity of marine life, including fish, whales, seals http://www.oceanconservancy.org/dynamic/issues/places/william/william.htm

Issues Ocean Places : Prince William Sound, Alaska Threats to Our Oceans Fish and Wildlife Ocean Places Channel Islands, California ... Law and Policy Under the oceans are mountains higher than Mount Everest, canyons deeper than the Grand Canyon and the largest living structure on earth, Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Prince William Sound Bathed by rich ocean currents and ringed by towering peaks, dense forests and sprawling glaciers, Prince William Sound contains an astounding diversity of marine life, including fish, whales, seals, and birds. But this was also the site of the infamous 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill, which spread over 10,000 square miles and oiled over 1,500 miles of coastline, killing more marine mammals and birds than any other spill on record. Today, over 15 percent of the nation's oil is shipped through the central Sound, and 100 million pounds of fish are taken from its waters annually. Key Habitats An intricate mosaic of habitats lines 3,500 miles of craggy shoreline. Reefs, seastacks, mud flats, eelgrass beds, wetlands, pebble beaches and kelp forests-all support their own communities of life. The kelp forests are particularly critical, providing spawning habitat for herring, which in turn provide food for other fish and wildlife, as well as human communities ashore. Wildlife A refuge from the stormy Gulf of Alaska, the Sound shelters and sustains a staggering abundance and diversity of life, including many rare and endangered species. These waters teem with thousands of tons of small fish, including Pacific herring, capelin, and young walleye pollock-the "bread and butter" species of the Sound's food webs. Cod, rockfish, sablefish, squid and five kinds of salmon cruise the Sound's waters, while king and Dungeness crabs prowl the bottom. Vast beds of clams and scallops carpet the tide pools and seafloor.

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