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Maritime Biology Essentials

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Maritime Biology Essentials
 

Froggy Jumps

Maritime Biology EssentialsOnline version

Test your marine biology knowledge

by Susana Leos [Las Vegas HS]
1

What does marine biology study?

2

How much of Earth's surface is covered by water?

3

How many continents are there on Earth?

4

What are the 7 major taxonomic ranks from broadest to most specific?

5

What are the three domains?

6

How should a scientific name be written?

7

What is evolution?

8

Darwin's theory focuses on what key process?

9

What does the term 'trophic levels' describe?

10

Which is a main marine primary producer?

11

What field studies seas and oceans?

12

Which term means change in populations over generations?

13

What fulfills as a well-supported explanation of natural phenomena?

14

What is variation in nature that occurs without human input?

15

Process where traits affect survival and reproduction?

16

Breeding to select specific traits is called?

17

What shows energy flow in an ecosystem?

18

Organisms that make energy-rich compounds from the sun?

19

Microscopic drifting organisms in the water column?

20

Which are microscopic photosynthetic plankton?

21

Why are marine primary producers important in ecosystems?

22

What are the four main marine primary producers?

23

Which describes the body structure of phytoplankton?

24

Which best describes zooplankton body structure?

25

Which is NOT a marine primary producer?

26

How do primary producers affect ocean oxygen?

27

What is kelp in marine biology?

28

Which statement is true about phytoplankton and zooplankton?

29

Which primary producer does not rely on sunlight?

30

Where do most marine primary producers reside?

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