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Product information
- Product Code: TG 101
- ISBN 1862830886
Price
- $66 (50% discount on second copy)
- $8 pack and post
- All Prices include GST
Ordering information
About
- Suggested answers
- Overhead transparencies
- Instruction notes
Sample Pages
Format
- Approx 224 page
- A4 spiral bound colour cover
Contents
- Answers to pages 1 - 96 of Students Exercise Book
- Six lectures on Marine Biology
- Lecture 1 Mangroves and seagrasses
1. Where mangroves live
2. Animals that use mangroves for shelter
3. Mangroves growth
4. Mangrove reproduction
5. Seagrasses
6. Mangroves and seagrass habitat model
7. Marine habitats
8. Life in estuarine habitats
9. Problems of salt and lack of air
10. Identifying mangroves
11. Links between the sea and mangroves
12. Prawn life cycle
13. Fish poisoning
- Lecture 2 Coral reefs and exposed shores
1. Sand dune plants
2. Sand dune formation
3. Model reef
4. Coral reef formation
5. Copepods
6. Diatoms, dinoflagellates and the photic zone
7. The intertidal zone
8. Red tide
9. Artemia - life cycle
10. Coral feeding and reproduction
11. Coral bleaching
12. Mollusc biology
13. Mollusc ID
14. Echinoderm ID
15. Where some marine organisms live
16. Some whale facts
17. Some turtle facts
18. Sea bird significance
19. Shark movement
- Lecture 3 Classification
1. Tree of marine life
2. Rays
3. Naming system
3. Definition of species
4. Key to marine life
5. Phylum Protozoa
6. Phylum Porifera
7. Phylum Cnidaria
8. Phylum Annelida
9. Phylum Mollusca
10. Phylum Arthropoda
11. Phylum Chordata
12. Class Ascidacea
13. Class Chondrichthyes
14. Class Osteichthyes
15. Class Reptilia
16. Class Aves
17. Class Mammalia
- Lecture 4 Marine ecology
1. Studying the biotic and abiotic environment.
2. Sea birds survival
3. Structural adaptations
4. Physiological adaptations
5. Intertidal zone survival and reproduction
6. Behavioural adaptations
7. Shark navigation and prey locatation
8. Abiotic and biotic factors on a rocky shore
9. Producers, scavengers and predators
10. Food chains and food webs
11. Three types of symbiotic relationship
12. Ecosystems and a communities
13. Marine biodiversity
- Lecture 5 Lab and field work
1. External features of a bony fish
2. A sea mullet dissection
3. External features of a crayfish
4. Plankton
5. Beach or rocky shore profile
6. Complete a transect
7. Report writing
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