Where would you expect to find the LEAST amount of life in the ocean?\n(A)the neritic province\n(B)the deep-sea province\n(C)the benthos along the shoreline\n(D)the Atlantic Ocean\n\nWhich do you think is the answer.
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Well, the neritic province includes most of the lfe you see in the oceans (coral reefs, kelp forests, etc.) the benthos is the sea floor bottom. new research is proving that much MUCH more life can be found in this area than the average person realizes. this doesn't have to include large animals like whales, in fact most life forms on the sea floor are rather small. the only problem is, we can't get down there to find all of them. since the question says benthos along shoreline, there is sure to be lots of sediment and detritus for organisms to feed off of. the atlantic ocean is very broad and includes benthic and neritic zones and then some. lots of life found in the atlantic. The deep sea province is the only one that seems to stand out to me, but then again there's a fair amount of life in the deep sea ( alot of commercial fishing takes place there.) so my best guess would be answer B but then again, this is a somewhat bad question. :)
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(a) Largest city is seoul, population= 10,231,000\n(b) Largest reptile: it depends, some say Komodo dragon that weighs 300 pounds and 10 ft long,\nsome say australian salt water crocodile that reaches upto 23 ft in length, some say leather back sea turtle ie 8 ft long and weighs 1500 pounds.\n(c) Known deepest part of ocean is Mindanao Trench( west Pacific) 11516 meters deep. However, it is believed that Mariana Trench 11021m near Guam is the deepest part.. It was first pinpointed by HM survey ship Challenger in 1951.
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Architeuthis, the giant squid has already been found. We are finding new lifeforms on the ocean bottom on a daily basis.
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i can't help you on how do u get into oceanography program in your country. but i'm currently studying something connecting to oceanography in my country and i just wanna wish you all the best in getting into this program!! ^^\n\nps:  and yes its interesting and not to mention lots of fun too.
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1:  salinity\n2: erosion\n3: radioactive
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a) cyanobacteria \n\nOur atmosphere would have virtually no free oxygen nor any eukaryotes if not for them....
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3.) B\n\n6.) B?\n\n8.) B?\n\n9.) A
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You have fish in inverted commas, does that mean you are unsure?  Did it have eyes, a mouth, gills?  Was it a vertebrate? The first thing I thought of was a sea slug or flatworm.  A sea slug seems more likely in a Carribean coral reef.
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Deep Sea\nDay 1-  ocean vertical zones leading to the deep, where they exist in the world, how they differ physically and biologically.  Pressure, light, temperature, dissolved gasses\n\nDay 2- history of deep ocean exploration including 1960's trip to the bottom of the mariana trench, ROV's, alvin, harbor branch's sea link\n\nDay 3+4 - deep sea creatures, hydrothermal vents and communities.  The bizarre ways creatures have adapted to conditions. mating of the anglerfish, amazing predator adaptations, ie. huge teeth, flashlight eyes, no food for weeks.  Prey adaptations ie, counter shading, use of unvisible light, super speed.\n\nday 5 - bioluminescence and what part it plays in the deep\n\nDay 6 - create a sea monster activity.  Design a predator and a prey using what they have learned, but it has to be made up!  Forces them to focus on deep sea adaptations to create a new species of deep sea creature, that just might even exist! (not really but they can think that it can).  What are the preadators strengths, how does he catch prey?  What adaptations on the prey allow it to escape?  Then present them to the class, it can even be done in groups.  Make sure they name it, size, location, life span etc.  \n\nMight take a little research to pull off but the deep sea is so amazing that its worth it. Hope this idea helps!
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(a) 100C\n(b) Monoliteral or monoverbal
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how long is  apeice of string???\nwouldnt it be good to see what is lurking at the bottom of the sea. could be a whole new world!! (well you never know!)
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Imagine the average human life of about 70 years (hypothetically).\n\nMake a time line of that persons life of 70 years.  Just for giggles we will make the time line one meter long, for every year of this person's life.  So you have a time line that is 70 meters long.  \n\nLooks good, right.  70 years is almost three quarters of a century, which in perspective to us as humans, is a relatively long time.  \n\nImagine that somone could actually live for 7000 years.  Now, make a time line that is 7000 meters long for this second person.  This is our "extended time line".  \n\nThis 7000 Meter time line or 7 Kilometers is a rather larger distance in perspective to the first 70 meter line.\n\nNow imagine laying both lines down, parallel to each other in a clear open field somewhere and imagine looking down at the two lines from the sky.  \n\nOf course the shorter line is shorter, but compared to the longer line it will appear extremely small.  The small line may even appear to have ceased to exist when compared to the longer line.  \n\nDoes this help put in into perspective?\n\nKinda like having a single specific drop of water, going to the beach and dropping it into the ocean.  Now go find that specific drop of water that you released into the ocean.  It is still there, but compared to all of the other drops of water that make up the ocean, it is all but non-existent.
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My guess is dissipation, hydrothermal, volcanic. Just guessing.
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I go with C. \n\na) Chickens don't fly very well.\nb)Water is denser than air, and mercury is denser than water. It's true.\nd)But, if the cat is drunk it won't land on it's feet.
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Trick Question!!!  \n\nAtlantic rift is spreading fastest.  \n\nThe Pacific slowest.
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"Are there any other life forms on other planets?"\nProbably, we just have to find them (or they have to find us).\n\n"Is it possible that when we expire we will be born on a other planet?"\nThat is a theology question, not a science one.
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1: water\n5: south\n7: repel\n\nsorry that's all I can think off right now.