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43. NEPTUNE'S WEB - Ocean Trivia; Marine Life Marine life. 1. What is bioluminescence? Fireflies sparking on elementphosphorus. 2. How many different species of ocean fish exist? The http://pao.cnmoc.navy.mil/educate/neptune/trivia/marine.htm

Marine Life 1. What is bioluminescence? Fireflies sparking on a summer's evening; jellyfish glowing in night waters. These are examples of bioluminescence: light produced by living plants and animals from a biochemical reaction to oxygen. The majority of bioluminescent marine creatures are planktonic organisms found in huge groups that will glow in the wake of swimming fish or passing ships. Phosphorescent Bay in Puerto Rico has an extremely heavy concentration of these bioluminescent organisms. Bioluminescence was once confused with phosphorescence because it was believed the light was caused by the element phosphorus. 2. How many different species of ocean fish exist? The total number of species of ocean fish ranges from 15,000 to 40,000 with the figure of 25,000 most often cited. There are several reasons for the discrepancy. Some fish species have not yet been named while others are often named more than once because of inadequate descriptions and variations in geographical distribution. 3. Where are the majority of fish in the ocean located?

44. Ask Shamu Index Do newborn ocean babies know how to swim alone when they average, how many babiesdo dolphins have over their entire life? BIRDS How do sea gulls catch fish? http://www.seaworld.org/AskShamu/asindex.html

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45. Research Starters: Ocean Life to ocean life as seen from space, with sections covering ocean color, phytoplankton,carbon, and the atmosphere. Also has discussion questions and links. fish http://teacher.scholastic.com/researchtools/researchstarters/oceans/

bathysphere The bathysphere was a hollow metal ball that typically held two people; it was lowered from a ship and enabled people to explore ocean depths. Cousteau, Jacques Cousteau was a French marine explorer and a prolific author who wrote about oceans, marine life, and underwater archeology. Deep-Sea Drilling Project The DSDP was a scientific program for drilling cores of sediment and crust beneath the deep ocean and recovering them for study. H.M.S. Challenger The Challenger was a British ship that made the first circumnavigation of the Earth for scientific purposes, mapping the ocean floor, describing temperature and chemical distribution, and discovering previously unknown species. hydrothermal vent Hydrothermal vents are fissures, or openings on the deep ocean floor from which heated water continually issues. They support unusual communities of organisms. Maury, Matthew Fontaine

46. NEFSC Fish FAQ NEFSC? Q How long have you been studying fish? Q Is life found atall depths in the ocean? Q How many fish species are there? Q http://www.nefsc.noaa.gov/faq/

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47. NEFSC Fish FAQ when a telegraph cable laid in the ocean bottom at 6,000 feet deep was retrievedand found covered with many forms of marine life. DeepSea fish caught from http://www.nefsc.noaa.gov/faq/fishfaq1.html

What species do you study at the NEFSC A: Check out the Species List to see what we study here at NEFSC How long have you been studying fish? A: Check out the NEFSC Historical Page to see how long we have been at it. Is life found at all depths in the ocean? The question was settled in 1960, when Piccard and Walsh reported a swimming animal, resembling a sole or other flatfish about a foot long, at 35,800 feet deep, observed from a porthole of the bathyscapne Trieste. Some scientists believed, as recently as 1860, that marine life could not exist below 1,800 feet. That view was altered when a telegraph cable laid in the ocean bottom at 6,000 feet deep was retrieved and found covered with many forms of marine life. Deep-Sea Fish caught from NMFS RV Albatross 4 How many fish species are there? The most often quoted estimate is 20,000. There may be as many as 20,000 more. Smalltooth Sawfish Planehead Filefish Which is the oldest fish, as a class? The most primitive fish-like animals are those with sucking mouths, such as lampreys and hagfishes , whose evolution stopped short of the development of biting jaws. Mainly bottom-dwellers, these animals are of great interest to zoologists, for many parts of their bodies show forms and functions that help to explain some of the evolutionary steps leading from low to advanced life forms.

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50. Capitol Choices - Noteworthy Books For Children - facts about one of the world's most awesome animals. Suggested forages 8 11 Subjects fish ocean life Science Wildlife. http://www.capitolchoices.org/displaykey.asp?sort=102&key=747

51. HMS Endurance Tracking Project fish. A further area of sealife that exists in the Southern ocean is the fish.There are over 80 species, virtually all living at the bottom of the ocean. http://www.visitandlearn.co.uk/ocean3c.asp

Home About the Project Contact Us Frequently Asked Questions ... Links Life in the Southern Ocean Factfile Life in the Southern Ocean Fish A further area of sea-life that exists in the Southern Ocean is the fish. There are over 80 species, virtually all living at the bottom of the Ocean. Antarctic cod, which is found in the deep water and can be eaten by humans, is one of the most common. The fish have cleverly adapted to survive in the cold environment. They have a protein in their blood and body tissues that acts like an anti-freeze. This chemical is like an antibody to any ice crystals. As they try to form, it wraps them up, preventing them from growing. By stopping the growth of ice crystals, the blood and tissues are prevented from freezing in the cold temperature. The Antarctic Ice Fish has adapted in this way, but is also special in that its blood is almost translucent. The missing red blood cells usually carry the haemoglobin, which transports oxygen around the body. Without them, the thickness of the blood is reduced and the energy used up circulating the blood is lower. The Ice Fish can therefore conserve more of its energy. Also, despite a lack of red blood cells, the Ice Fish survives well, probably due to the fact that cold water has more oxygen dissolved in it than warmer waters. Other types of fish present in the Southern Ocean include the Patagonian toothfish, which can grow a to a couple of metres in length.

52. Ocean Theme fish mobile, crab maze, tongue twisters, Travel with LeVar, and books. Sea WorldTeacher's Guides for Preschool12 Under ocean life , I'm an Animal, So Are http://www.fastq.com/~jbpratt/education/theme/ocean.html

Ocean Theme Pratt's Educational Resources Fish (Eel, John Dory, Leopard Darter, Rays (Sting Rays), Sawfish, Sharks, Shortnose Sturgeon , Wrasse, ... ... Animal Themes Craft Under the Sea Craft Make lots of fish, and other sea animals (octopus, whales, sharks, etc). Tape or hang them in a box. You can glue blue paper in the box or paint it blue. Ocean Links Ocean @ Perpetual Preschool Songs, snacks, art, science, games, and misc. Ocean Life @ Preschool Education Aquatic Life (Sea Life) Aquademics Facts and Lesson Plans A to Z Stuff: Ocean Resources Arachnaut's Lair - Aquaculture Links Arthur's Water Creature Clip Art Coloring Pages Bumble Bee: Bee A Kid Coloring Pages Crayfish Coloring Page at Louisiana Coast Restoration Don Brutzman Navy Images Dwarf Wedge Mussel Coloring Page (and some fish) at Louisiana Coast Restoration ... Gateway to online Natural History Notebooks by the Canadian Museum of Nature Information and pictures to color. Indian River Lagoon Coloring Book - The Aquatic Preserves Are Exceptional In pdf files. I have them listed under animals at "Animal Themes" page.

53. Loading L4U IPAC WHERE fish GO IN WINTER (BB0197). Material Type, BIG BOOKS. Grade Level,PRIMARY. The book provides many facts about the ocean and marine life. http://drc.sd62.bc.ca/DT000014.HTM

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54. About The Seafood Lover's Guide Challenges to ocean life Marine fish are the last wildlife commercially hunted ona large scale, and many are being hunted to their lowest population levels in http://www.audubon.org/campaign/lo/seafood/guide.html

Wild Alaska Salmon Mahimahi Striped Bass Pacific Halibut ... Chilean Seabass About the Seafood Guide Challenges to Ocean Life The Role of Consumers What Audubon is Doing All of the seafood items on this site are profiled in more detail in the Seafood Lover's Almanac This web-based Seafood Lover's Guide is based on our illustrated book, the Seafood Lover's Almanac (October 2000). It replaces our 1998 edition of the Audubon Guide to Seafood published in Audubon magazine. We continuously evaluate fisheries and update our seafood rankings as needed. To view our national Seafood Wallet Card and Special Edition Seafood Cards created in partnership with other institutions, click here Note that the rankings of seafood species on the Audubon Fish Scale might vary slightly between our different Seafood Wallet Cards and Seafood Lover's Guide. This is a factor of updates and differences in species selections among regions. Audubon's Living Oceans is the marine conservation program of Audubon.

55. NAS: The Flow Below -- Diversity Of Fishes In The Deep Blue fish occupy almost every available marine habitat, from the coastal estuary, to the thatmarine creatures have adapted to the vagaries of ocean life such as http://www.audubon.org/campaign/lo/news98winter/flow.html

Living Oceans News: The Flow Below Diversity of Fishes in the Deep Blue In celebration of Year of the Ocean, in the next few Flow Belows we will explore the dazzling diversity of form, function, and adaptation among the wild creatures that call the oceans their home. Think of the world's hotspots of biological diversity. Do the open oceans come to mind? Probably not. Most likely you're thinking about tropical rainforests, maybe coral reefs. Few have suggested that the open oceans, considered the birthplace of life on Earth, rival terra firma for species diversity. Until recently. Current exploration of the deep sea floor is uncovering so many new creatures that scientists have had to readjust their biodiversity tally sheets. They now estimate that there may be more than 10 million, and perhaps up to 100 million, species inhabiting the seas. Maybe this should not be so surprising given how long evolution has had to paint the canvas of ocean life and the fact that the oceans cover 71percent of Earth's surface. We landlubbers are just beginning to overcome our terrestrial bias as we gain the technological ability to plumb the depths of the seas and record the amazing wealth of life that they harbor. How do you spell evolutionary success? F-I-S-H! As a result of their 470-million-year evolution, the fishes account for more than half of all living vertebrates. That means there are more fish species on Earth than all mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians combined. Over 24,000 fish have been named, and about 60 percent of these live in the salty seas.

56. Cyber Salmon: Index ; Egg; Alevin; Fry; Smolt; ocean life; Spawning...... Use your browser's BACK button, or set a book mark before you leave.). fish.Chum Salmon General http://cybersalmon.fws.gov/tableofcontents.html

Introduction People Fish Habitat ... New Index Introduction People Alaska's Human History Alaska's First Residents Traditional Native Alaskan Fishing Technology Historical Photograph Information European Settlement ... Kids Helping Rivers (There are no links from this site back to Cyber Salmon. Use your browser's BACK button, or set a book mark before you leave.) Fish Chum Salmon General Description Egg ... New Text and graphics by USFWS staff Last modified 22 June, 2001

57. Sea Life Of The Ocean Floor, Deep Sea Fish How much pressure is at the bottom of the ocean? What are the depths at which peopleand various fish can survive? What strange sea life did you encounter? http://www.montana.edu/webquest/science/gradeskto5/hanson/

Webquest Format created by Julie Hanson What Lives at the Bottom of the Ocean. . .? As long as people have inhabited earth, they have relied on the ocean for food, industry, and recreation. Many years ago, humans were satisfied with the sea life and resources that lived near the shore and were readily accessible to humans. But, as times have changed and technology has evolved, people have become very curious about what types of creatures live at the bottom of the ocean. This unknown frontier presents a new challenge to scientists and oceanographers. The Task You are an oceanographer who is interested in uncovering the mysteries that lie at the bottom of the ocean. In order to do so, you decide to travel to these deep depths and search for yourself. However, upon resurfacing, many scientists and the press what to know the following about your journey: How much pressure is at the bottom of the ocean? What are the depths at which people and various fish can survive? What strange sea life did you encounter? Did they have any unique/strange features? What types of food did all the fish eat?

58. Creatures Of The Deep life in the Deep. Many species of deep ocean fish have special adaptationsto living in extremely high pressure, low light conditions. http://www.extremescience.com/deepcreat.htm

(Photo courtesy of Paul Yancey, Biology Dept., Whitman College, Walla Walla Washington) Here's an up close and personal view of the wicked-looking Viper fish (Chauliodus macouni). Check out the teeth and the bug eyes on this guy! Click on the photo to see a much larger picture... (Photo courtesy of Paul Yancey, Biology Dept., Whitman College, Walla Walla Washington) A Fangtooth - scientists still aren't exactly sure why so many bony fishes of the deep have such enlarged, daggerlike teeth. These are the creepy crawlies and monsters of the deep you've been waiting to see. Starting with the first really deep ocean zone - the Mesopelagic Life in the Deep Many species of deep ocean fish have special adaptations to living in extremely high pressure, low light conditions. Viper fish (Mesopelagic - found at 80-1600 meters - about a mile down) are some of the most wicked looking fish dredged up from the depths. These fish have adapted to take advantage of the sparse food supply of the deep in some amazing ways. Some of them are black as night all over to blend in with the constant darkness - a form of camouflage. They also have light organs (called photophores ) in strategic places on their bodies, including one on a long dorsal fin that serves as a lure for the fish it preys upon. These light organs create lights by using a chemical process called

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Animals Explore the world of animals. On this Page: Birds Fish and Ocean Life Insects Mammals ... Books on Animals Other related pages: Dinosaurs Pets Birds Top of Page Condors Facts on California condors and the story about how they are coming back from near extinction. Fish and Ocean Life Top of Page Ocean Life Information on animals and plants living in the ocean. Oceanic Research Wonders of the Sea Information on fish and ocean life including pictures. Salmon A Riverdale School project including information and links on salmon. Insects Top of Page Bees Lots of information on bees and beekeeping. Also lots of links to other bee web sites. Butterfly Great collection of pictures and facts about butterflies. Cockroaches Yuckiest site on the Internet covers yucky bugs. Worms Worms at the yuckiest site on the Internet. Covers yucky bugs. Mammals Top of Page Bats Bat facts and other interesting bat information from the Bat Conservation Society. Bears Lots of information on bears.

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