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This
material
was
created
to
complement
the
Milstein
Hall
of
Ocean
Life
exhibit
of
the
Museum
of
Natural
History.
A
selection
of
links
provides
access
to
dioramas
of
various
animals
and
ocean
habitats.
Links
to
ecosystems
provides
information
and
illustrations
of
a
variety
of
ocean
ecosystems.
A
section
on
ocean
life
provides
an
overview
of
a
selection
of
marine
organisms
from
modern
and
ancient
oceans.
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In
this
activity
students
investigate
a
disruption
in
the
ecosystem
and
the
food
chain
of
the
ocean.
They
will
use
online
resources
highlight
the
problems
and
possible
solutions.
Teams
of
students
will
use
a
word
processor
for
creating
their
reports.
Visuals
and/
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This radio broadcast takes listeners to the wintering grounds of the humpback whale off the island of Maui, Hawaii, as researchers record the humpback's mysterious song. A scientist explains that the songs' meanings are not yet known, nor is it known how the creatures are able to produce them. The broadcast is 8 minutes and 48 seconds in length.
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While
engaged
in
this
activity
students
will
explore
phytoplankton,
the
food
of
tiny
marine
animals,
particularly
krill.
Students
will
prepare
a
hay
infusion
in
two
identical
glass
aquarium
tanks
or
a
1-liter
glass
jar
and
expose
one
to
24
hours
of
continuous
light,
and
the
other
for
only
four
hours
during
the
school
day,
with
all
light
blocked
off
by
opaque
material
during
the
remaining
hours.
They
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Assessments:
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In
this
activity
students
will
simulate
aspects
of
the
Antarctic
ice
ecosystem,
and
see
how
simple
life
forms
respond,
thus
modeling
links
between
environmental
factors
and
biological
responses.
Students
should
recognize
the
parallels
between
their
work
and
that
done
by
the
Palmer
Long-Term
Ecological
Research
(LTER)
team.
Students
will
conduct
a
controlled
experiment
with
brine
shrimp
eggs
in
order
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Scientists
around
the
Arctic
plan
to
survey
and
catalog
the
marine
species
that
live
within
the
remote
and
largely
unexplored
Arctic
Ocean.
This
radio
broadcast
from
2003
reports
on
what
areas
scientists
plan
to
focus
on,
such
as
the
ocean
beneath
the
Arctic
ice
pack
and
life
on
the
ocean
floor,
as
well
as
hydrothermal
vents,
methane
seeps,
volcanoes
and
even
entire
mountain
ranges
that
have
never
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The
National
Sea
Grant
Library
(NSGL)
is
the
digital
library
and
official
archive
for
NOAA
Sea
Grant
documents.
It
is
the
only
comprehensive
collection
of
Sea
Grant
–funded
documents
from
over
30
programs
and
projects
across
the
country.
This
collection
encompasses
a
wide
variety
of
subjects,
including
oceanography,
marine
education,
aquaculture,
fisheries,
aquatic
nuisance
species,
coastal
hazards,
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This
site
serves
as
a
gateway
to
three
sections
devoted
to
learning
about
tides
and
water
levels:
an
online
tutorial,
an
list
of
links
to
tidal
resources,
and
formal
lesson
plans.
The
tutorial
is
an
overview
of
the
complex
systems
that
govern
the
movement
of
tides
and
water
levels.
It
is
content
rich,
is
presented
in
easy-to-understand
language,
and
includes
many
illustrative
and
interactive
graphics
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The
New
Millenium
Observatory
is
a
seafloor
observatory
off
the
coast
of
Oregon,
which
studies
the
relationships
between
submarine
volcanic
events
and
the
chemistry
and
distribution
of
hydrothermal
vents
and
the
biologic
communities
that
depend
on
them.
This
website
is
a
multimedia
presentation
of
the
ongoing
research
at
Axial
volcano.
The
NeMO
Explorer
page
offers
several
virtual
tours,
which
allow
...
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This NOAA program supports effective management and sound science to preserve, sustain and restore valuable coral reef ecosystems. Students can read about the U.S. Coral Reef Task Force, learn more about local and national coral reef action strategies, and find links to more information on coral reefs. The site also offers a search for publications and data and a general search of the site.
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