21. Science - AL: Marine Biology Elective Core Strand, Scope, Hours, Source, activities. Ocean, Master, 1.0, AL Courseof Study, Bulletin 2001, No. 20, marine biology Elective Core, 24, Classroom. http://www.gcs.k12.al.us/curriculum/science/teacher/CR35480.HTM

Index Science AL: Kindergarten AL: Grade 1 AL: Grade 2 AL: Grade 3 ... AL: Geology Elective Core AL: Marine Biology Elective Core AL: Life Skills Science IV AL: Zoology Elective Core AL: Life Skills Science II - Biology Introduction ... Ordering Info Made with Curriculum Designer by Scantron Corporation Gadsden City Schools Science Science - AL: Marine Biology Elective Core Printable Version Goals and Descriptions Earth and Space Science Life Science ... Research and Inquiry Earth and Space Science Earth and Space Science Description Water: Characteristics/Prediction/Graph The learner will be able to make a prediction based on a graph depicting the physical characteristics of water. Strand Scope Hours Source Activities Water Master Stanford Achievement Test (SAT-9), Version 9, Task 3, Physical Science week tested: 26. Classroom Natural Resources The learner will be able to understand natural resources. Strand Scope Hours Source Activities Natural Resources Master Stanford Achievement Test (SAT-9), Version 9, Task 3, Earth and Space Science week tested: 26. Classroom Solar System: Orbits The learner will be able to relate orbits within the solar system to the forces that cause them.

22. Coe College Marine Biology Course student presentations and participation in class discussion and field activities. inmarine science to selected aspects of marine and island biology. http://www.public.coe.edu/departments/Biology/marbio.html

BIO-315 Marine Biology HOME EMAIL Biology of the Seashore Marine Biology ... Oak Ridge Science Semester This course will be taught every other year in May Term. The course is a laboratory science credit and may be applied to a biology major. Course Description: This course will survey marine organisms, emphasizing tropical systems. The primary field analyses will focus on the dynamics of coral reefs, tidal regions, turtle grass meadows, and adjacent terrestrial environments. A portion of the term will be spen t on campus in preparation for the field study which will be conducted at the Bahamian Field Station on San Salvador Island. Instruction will include lectures, both on campus and at the field station, library assignments and extensive exercises in the fi eld. Evaluation will be based on quizzes, student presentations and participation in class discussion and field activities. Overview for Prospective Students: This course is designed to introduce students who have had no formal instruction in marine science to selected aspects of marine and island biology. The course starts with a week on the Coe campus. Students attend lecture presentations on the diversity of marine organisms and complete independent library study of the life histories and taxonomic characteristics of two groups of organisms of their choice. The study guides and visual teaching aids they prepare are used to teach other students about the life histories organisms we see in the Bahamas.

23. Marine Biology Station and partitioned off of the present MBS into the future marine biology Centre m 2 willbe built for educational programmes and hosting international activities. http://www.msp.nib.si/indexa.html

ISSN 1581-3185 Marine Biology Station Piran , a Unit of the National Institute for Biology , Ljubljana: "The Slovenian centre for knowledge of the sea" Address: National Institute of Biology Piran, Fornace 41, 6330 Piran, Slovenia Phone: Fax: E-mail: malej@mbss.org News : Fornace, 6 th April 2003, The third MARBENA e-conference will run for two weeks, from 7 to 20th April 2003; Marine Biodiversity in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea - "The known, unknown, unknowable and the value". The e-conference is scheduled around 4 topics. The chairpersons will open the discussion each day and prepare summaries that will be posted on the MMARBENA website. T he Marine Biology Station Piran was founded in 1969 as a Unit of the National Institute of Biology in Ljubljana. Like its predecessor, the Board of Marine Research, the MBS was established because of increasing public interest in the sea, practical need and for fundamental reasons of environmental concern.

24. SFSU Marine Biology And Limnology Undergraduate Program The research and educational activities at RTC oceanography, ecological physiology,marine microbiology, and Selected biology, geography, geology courses at http://www.sfsu.edu/~puboff/programs/undergrad/mari_bio.htm

Marine Biology and Limnology College of Science and Engineering Undergraduate Programs The Because marine biology spans all biological and most physical sciences, a high school graduate who elects to enter this program should be competent in a wide variety of subjects. High school mathematics, chemistry, and biology should be emphasized. Other pertinent courses might be chosen from such fields as geology, meteorology, physics, English composition, and foreign language. Community college students considering transfer into the Marine Biology program should complete coursework in general biology, zoology, college chemistry, and physics. Wide ranging intellectual curiosity and flexibility in conceptual thought are positive indicators for potential in the fields of Marine Biology and Limnology. Moss Landing Marine Laboratories San Francisco State University is a member of a consortium of six California State Universities that jointly operate the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories on Monterey Bay. Moss Landing conducts instructional and research activities on near-shore marine and estuarine environments. Oceangoing research vessels based at Moss Landing also participate in wide-ranging offshore marine research. The Moss Landing curriculum supports a range of programs in marine science. Students matriculating at any of the six participating institutions can take part or all of their graduate work at Moss Landing.

25. Marine Biology As A Career The exciting fieldwork activities are followed by hours of careful analysisback at the lab. So, marine biology is an exciting and diverse field. http://www.soc.soton.ac.uk/PR/schools4.html

26. Cabrillo Marine Aquarium: Education: Educational Programs: Sea Search Marine Bio field experiences dealing with a wide range of marine biology topics. Students receivean introductory lecture/slide show. Laboratory activities include use of http://www.cabrilloaq.org/edusea.htm

Science at the Seashore Previsit Guide Educational Programs Sea Search Ocean Outreach Tours, Groups, Indep. Sea Search Looking for an in-depth program to spark student interest in applying science concepts? SEA SEARCH marine biology workshops provide hands-on laboratory and field experiences dealing with a wide range of marine biology topics. Students receive an introductory lecture/slide show. Laboratory activities include use of microscopes and examination of live marine animals and other specimens. Students explore our local coastal habitats in order to experience first-hand the animals and plants of the tidepools, salt marsh and sandy beaches immediately adjacent to the aquarium. Conservation issues are incorporated in all classes. SEA SEARCH educators facilitate your students' exploration of marine science and ecology. The staff works with teachers to modify the program for student needs, and previsit and followup materials are provided. Education Curator Steve Vogel has coordinated this program for 20 years. Our lab programs/facilities include: 20 stereomicroscopes and 10 compound microscopes a laboratory/classroom with running seawater and live marine animals compound and stereomicroscopes adapted to a video camera system for group demos museum collection of invertebrate, fish, bird, and marine mammal specimens

27. LBM : Marine Biology Laboratory / Trieste The marine biology Laboratory of Trieste is managed by in both coastal and marineenvironments Research activities regard mostly biological oceanography, marine http://www.univ.trieste.it/~mabiolab/gen_info.html

LBM infos Main laboratory research equipment The "Effevigi" vessel LBM infos The Marine Biology Laboratory of Trieste is managed by a consortium consisting of the Municipality of Trieste, the Province of Trieste, the University of Trieste and the University of Udine . Chairman of the consortium is the major of Trieste, Roberto Dipiazza. The scientific management is carried out by a Scientific Committee whose members also include the Director of the laboratory, Prof. Serena Fonda Umani . The technical and scientific staff consists of 35 persons. The laboratory has outstanding research facilities and continues to improve the list of equipment items available to researchers. Our research vessel allows us to conduct many different types of research in Marine Science in both coastal and marine environments. Research activities regard mostly biological oceanography, marine biogeochemistry and physical oceanography, but we are also engaged in many services aiming to evaluate the environmental impact of human activity. Since the early 1970's the lab. has investigated the causes of marine environment degradation in the Adriatic Sea, and for more than a decade monitored the Gulf of Trieste for various environmental parameters. Many research projects regarding the marine environment are conducted in the lab, often in collaboration with national and international research institutions.

28. Teachers/Educators: Elementary School (K-5) The Florida Aquarium, Lessons from the Sea activities for budding marine scientistsof Cells, DNA, and You A collection of cell biology activities and lesson http://biology.about.com/cs/teachersk51/

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29. Research Institutions Italian Society of marine biology (Società Italiana di Biologia Marina) ItalyLang IT . Information about SIBM symposium and other conference activities. http://www.faoadriamed.org/html/adria_link/res_inst.asp

intranet contact us Administrative Bodies ... Suggest your link! Research Institutions Link to the website Main content Adriatic Institute - Jadranski zavod HAZU Croatia Lang: EN HR Center for Marine Research - Division Zagreb Rudjer Boskovic Institute Croatia Lang: EN Dubrovnik Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries Croatia Lang: IT Faculty of Maritime Studies - University of Rijeka Croatia Lang: EN HR Split Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries (Institut za Oceanografiju i Ribarstvo) Croatia Lang: EN HR France Lang: EN SI Institute of Marine Biology FRY-Montenegro Lang: EN SR ICLARM - The International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management International Lang: EN FR A.I.O.L. Italian Association for Oceanology and Limnology (Associazione Italiana di Oceanologia e Limnologia) Italy Lang: EN IT ANPA - National Environment Protection Agency Italy Lang: IT API - Italian Fishermen Association (Associazione Piscicultori Italiani) Italy Lang: IT ARPA - Regional Environment Protection Agency (Emilia Romagna) Italy Lang: IT ARPA - Regional Environment Protection Agency (Friuli-Venezia Giulia) Italy Lang: IT ARPA - Regional Environment Protection Agency (Veneto) Italy Lang: EN IT ES ARPAM Regional Environment Protection Agency (Marche) Italy

30. Marine Biology/Oceanography marine biology/Oceanography. Syllabus ( instructional activities);Steve Drott Kearns High School; Jodi Lunt - Ogden High School; http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/curr/science/electives/mbiodir.htm

Science Home Page Curriculum Home Page Core Home Page USOE Home Page © by the Utah State Office of Education. Marine Biology/Oceanography Syllabus Steve Drott - Kearns High School Jodi Lunt - Ogden High School Field Trips: For information on HYDROSPHERE , a program run by the non-profit Southern California Marine Institute, a consortium of colleges and universities, to provide exciting educational adventures for children, adults, seniors, divers, and non-divers, you may e-mail them at hydrosphere@juno.com Internet Resources *Please e-mail any new syllabi or interesting instructional activities to drott@sisna.com Updated August 1, 1997 by Steve Drott

31. Marine Biology/Oceanography Education. Environmental Science. Syllabus ( instructional activities);Sandy Ferrell Dixie High School; Field Trips Internet Resources http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/curr/science/electives/ATT15865.html

Science Home Page Curriculum Home Page Core Home Page USOE Home Page © by the Utah State Office of Education. Environmental Science Syllabus Sandy Ferrell - Dixie High School Field Trips: Internet Resources *Please e-mail any new syllabi or interesting instructional activities to sferrell@dhs.wash.k12.ut.us Updated January 1, 2000 by Sandy Ferrell

32. Arthur A. Myrberg, Jr. the sensory (primarily acoustical) biology of marine animals, particularly fishes.Current interest centers on stress, its effects on the activities of fishes; http://www.rsmas.miami.edu/divs/mbf/people/amyrberg.html

Arthur A. Myrberg, Jr. Professor of Marine Biology and Fisheries Biography M. S. (1958) University of Il., Urbana Ph. D. (1961) U.C., Los Angeles Honors and professional activities N.I.H. Post-doctoral Fellowship (1961-1964) Chairman, Panel on Special Projects - National Institutes of Health, 1977 Sigma Xi (National Lecturer, 1980-1982), Distinguished Alumnus, Ripon College, 1991 Animal Behavior Society, Distinguished Fellows Lecture (Davis, California, 1993) Japanese Society for Elasmobranch Studies - Associate Member Phi Sigma, Omicron Delta Kappa Am.Elasmobranch Soc., Bd. of Directors,(1985-1990) Societies: Acoust. Soc. of Am. Animal Behav. Soc., Fellow Am. Elasmobranch Soc. Am. Inst. of Fishery Res. Biologists, Fellow Am. Inst. Biol. Sciences Internat. Assoc. of Fish Ethologists Research Interests My research interests are in the ethology and the sensory (primarily acoustical) biology of marine animals, particularly fishes. Current interest centers on: stress, its effects on the activities of fishes functions of sound production by fishes, effects of man-made acoustical noise on fishes

33. NTNU - Research Groups And Activities - Department Of Natural History these research activities can be grouped into 3 research areas within botany,3 research areas within zoology and 4 research areas within marine biology. http://www.ntnu.no/vmuseet/nathist/forskengl/

Museum of Natural History and Archaeology Department of Natural History Norsk Research groups and activities Introduction Basically these research activities can be grouped into 3 research areas within botany, 3 research areas within zoology and 4 research areas within marine biology. These groups are not static, and active interactions between the research groups, both within the department and with external co-operation partners, are important to achieve the best possible exchange of ideas and resources. Botany research groups Bryophyte systematics and evolution Vegetation and population ecology Floristic geography Zoology research groups Freshwater biology Herpetology Population ecology and social systems in birds Marine research groups Phytoplankton/ photobiology Planktonic food webs Population genetics laboratory Marine zoobenthos Editor: Head of Department, Professor Kjell Ivar Flatberg, Contact address: Egil.Aune@vm.ntnu.no, Updated: 02 Jan 2001

34. African Marine Biology - MarineBio.com All activities conducted by the society are monitored and assisted by experts in http//www.saues.co.za/marine biology Educational Programs Center for marine http://www.marinebio.com/MarineBio/Global/Africa/

The Oceans All about the Seas Creatures of the Sea Divers... Suit Up! ... The Future 19 onsite MarineBio Newsletter E-Mail Address First Name Last Name Subscribe Unsubscribe Latest Research Search Dissertations CSA Databases Biology Resources Undersea Research ... Deep-sea benthos... Creature Quiz Which of the Cephalopods below have both arms AND tentacles? Octopi Cuttlefish Squid Plankton Board 66 topics - 6 forums Africa * Australia * British Isles * Canada * China Finland France * Germany Italy Japan Norway Sweden The Netherlands * Send Country Info MarineBio News Species List (A-G) Bat eagle ray Bearded Scorpion Blacktip Reef Shark Blue Dorid ... False Clown Total Species: 54 Favorite Species Killer Whale Blue Whale Bottlenose Dolphin Coelacanth ... Tiger Shark - Cool Links - 3D Shark Tank Bering Sea Black Sea Deep Sea Creatures! Deep Sea Slides Deep Sea Vents Deep Sea Vents 2 Deep Voyage Evolution Humpback Whales Marine Sanctuaries Minke Whales Ocean Conservancy Ocean Explorer Reef Status Robert D. Ballard Sea Life Guide Seahorse Biology Seaphotos.com Seapix Galleries Stellar Sea Lions Sustainable Seas Sylvia Earle Underwater Lab Harbor Branch Oceanographic Woods Hole Oceanographic BBC Nature Kelp Cam + Africa Marine Biology in Africa.... Africa has vast oceans for Marine Biologists and Oceanographers to explore and has therefore a very well developed marine science environment. From the tropical seas of the Red Sea, Mozambique and Madagascar to the colder waters of South Africa there are many marine scientists studying the wonders of this amazing underwater continent.

35. Canada And Marine Biology - MarineBio.com Canada marine biology in Canada The Vancouver Aquarium and marine Science CenterOnly in the traffic, overfishing and other human activities all potentially http://www.marinebio.com/MarineBio/Global/Canada/

The Oceans All about the Seas Creatures of the Sea Divers... Suit Up! ... The Future 20 onsite MarineBio Newsletter E-Mail Address First Name Last Name Subscribe Unsubscribe Latest Research Search Dissertations CSA Databases Biology Resources Undersea Research ... Deep-sea benthos... Creature Quiz Which of the Cephalopods below have both arms AND tentacles? Octopi Cuttlefish Squid Plankton Board 66 topics - 6 forums Africa * Australia * British Isles * Canada * China Finland France * Germany Italy Japan Norway Sweden The Netherlands * Send Country Info MarineBio News Species List (A-G) Bat eagle ray Bearded Scorpion Blacktip Reef Shark Blue Dorid ... False Clown Total Species: 54 Favorite Species Killer Whale Blue Whale Bottlenose Dolphin Coelacanth ... Tiger Shark - Cool Links - 3D Shark Tank Bering Sea Black Sea Deep Sea Creatures! Deep Sea Slides Deep Sea Vents Deep Sea Vents 2 Deep Voyage Evolution Humpback Whales Marine Sanctuaries Minke Whales Ocean Conservancy Ocean Explorer Reef Status Robert D. Ballard Sea Life Guide Seahorse Biology Seaphotos.com Seapix Galleries Stellar Sea Lions Sustainable Seas Sylvia Earle Underwater Lab Harbor Branch Oceanographic Woods Hole Oceanographic BBC Nature Kelp Cam + Canada Marine Biology in Canada....

36. PCI :: Public Communications Inc. :: Newsroom :: Aquarium's High School marine biology (HSMB) program gives high school studentsthe opportunity to engage in handson experiments, activities and discussions http://www.pcipr.com/newsroom/SheddAquarium/20010824_shedd_researchvessel.asp

Chicago-Area Students Return From Trip Of A Lifetime Aboard Shedd Aquarium Research Vessel Chicago, August 24, 2001 - Nearly 30 high school students from the Chicago area recently returned from a once-in-a-lifetime experience in the Bahamas aboard Shedd Aquarium's research vessel, the R/V Coral Reef II, where they learned firsthand about a variety of marine environments. Shedd Aquarium's High School Marine Biology (HSMB) program gives high school students the opportunity to engage in hands-on experiments, activities and discussions both at Shedd and aboard the Aquarium's research vessel. "This unique program enables high school students to experience hands-on biology and conservation in a marine setting," said Nicole Pierson, coordinator of the HSMB program. "In addition to introducing them to an entirely new environment, it gives students a taste of what the field of marine biology entails so they can make educated choices about their future." Each summer for the past three decades, Shedd Aquarium has offered this hands-on marine biology program to 30 high school students. The journey starts in Chicago by diving into learning during six days of laboratory exercises, lectures and discussions in the classrooms of Shedd Aquarium's Education Department.

37. Students Sought For Summer Marine Biology Study will have an opportunity to learn and apply basic concepts of marine biology, bothat Class activities include discussions, lectures and laboratory exercises. http://www.webstreetcafe.com/news/w14marine.htm

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39. Marine Biology Report Each student who participates in the marine biology Field trips will work with preselected besuccessful, one must be a participant in all activities, this is http://www.accessexcellence.org/AE/newatg/Schnierlein/

Environmental report for marine or limnological studies by Joseph Schnierlein, Norwalk, CT Type of Activity: A combination of hands-on, inquiry lab, group/cooperative learning, and off-site activity. Target Group: High School environmental studies (Jr.and Sr.), but could be modified for middle school. Background information: This activity involves visiting a study area 2 or 3 times. The students are required to write a report after the last visit including what is listed below. Prior to the report, students spend two to three periods in the field, and usually an equal amount of 45 minute periods back in the lab doing identifications of specimens and the calculations that are required. If students are sincere, this information may become part of a database for your community or state. Preparation time Preparation time varies depending on the student level, class chemistry and backgrounds, the equipment you have, and the proximity to the study area. It could take 5 periods or longer to prepare the students. Materials needed: Parental permission slips, transportation to and from work study area, life jackets if students enter the water, waders, meter sticks, testing equipment for oxygen, salinity and pH, seines, plankton nets, secchi disks, jars or zip lock bags to put specimens in, line level and 100 ft. line, Beaufort's scale, compass(es), notebooks and field guide book for mollusks, fish, birds, etc. Aerial photographs and topographic maps may be useful on site or in the classroom to "see" nearby influential factors.

40. Study Abroad: Rainforest Ecology & Marine Biology In Honduras Abroad adventure will combine a marine biology/rainforest ecology GARDENSPUNTA SALNATIONAL marine PARK. and do some environmental activities with Lancetilla http://faculty.coloradomtn.edu/jeschofnig/class/class_jeschof/honduras.htm

Study Abroad Program: Our June/July 2001 Study Abroad adventure will combine a marine biology/rainforest ecology program in Honduras with an intensive Spanish program (directed by Mary Ebuna ) in San Jose, Costa Rica. Tentative Schedule: June 10 - June 24, 2001 DAY 1: Flight from Denver to Houston - overnight in Houston *Note: Our group may be divided in half, depending on size, with DAY 6 and DAY 7 activities alternated. DAY 9* CUERO and SALADO NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE-LA CEIBA- CONSERVATION ORGANIZATION VISIT-BUTTERFLY MUSEUM. Before breakfast this morning, we will depart by boat, and explore some of the aquatic trails in Cuero and Salado Wildlife Refuge. With some luck, we hope to spot resident black howler monkeys, a wide variety of birds and possibly manatees that live in the Refuge. Our group will return to camp for breakfast and then travel back to the mainland and depart for La Ceiba, largest city on the north coast of Honduras. Following lunch, we will visit one of the local conservation organizations responsible for protecting the valuable natural resources found along the north coast. Our group will then visit a local Butterfly Museum located outside of La Ceiba. Here, we will see mounted butterfly specimens from not only Honduras, but throughout Central America. In the late afternoon, return to La Ceiba for dinner and overnight. B L D *Note: Our group may be divided in half, depending on size, with DAY 9 afternoon and DAY 10 morning activities alternated.

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