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Station a 8.11C - Huma Impact on Oceans Activity Sheet This activity will assess your knowledge of how humans impact the world's oceans. Procedure: 1. 2. 3. Drag and drop the effect cards to the correct spot in the table. Use the legend at the bottom to decipher and unscramble the code word. Answer the questions on your answer sheet. Effect Cause Effect An increase in biodiversity to the region. Cause Programns like "Rigs to Reefs" convert old oil rigs in the oceans into artifricial reefs. Effect Large swaths of plastic float on top of the ocean while microplastics sink to deeper ecosystems. Cause Overfishing in an area to meet consumer demands. Effect Cause An increase in algae blooms which takes oxygen out of the water and creates "dead zones". Excessive fertilizer runoff into rivers and streams that flow into the ocean. Effect Cause Pollution from sources such as single-use plastics enter the oceans on a daily basis. A decrease in organism populations and possibly biodiversity.

https://docs.g.. O Titanica 1 p What metaphor did Wegener use to explain HOW the continents moved? an icebreaker ship cutting through sea ice a hot knife cutting through butter a child falling off a tricycle a bird cutting through a cloud Who published the idea of seafloor spreading in 1962? 1 point Harry Hess Harry Houdini

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lluminate XO X NPS_Q1_Science_Biology_2022-2023 Question 7 Y ▶ Human Activities and Earth's Atmosphere vidence from scientific studies supports the claim that human activities are contributing to the creasing average global surface temperature on Earth as observed for the past 100 years. The oncentration of greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere have increased during this time and are ought to be the major cause for changes in global climate Graph 1 represents the relative ntribution of human activities that are likely causing global climate change. Graph 2 represents the ative amounts of various greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. N Burning fossil fuels (49%) Graph 1: Contribution of Human ctivities to Global Climate Change Agriculture (13%) Q Zoom Deforestation (14%) Industrial processes (24%) Illuminate EducationTM Inc. Graph 2: Relative Amounts of Greenhouse Gases in Atmosphere Chlorofluoro- carbons Nitrous (2.7%) Oxide (7.6%) Carbon Dioxide (72.7%) Sulfur hexafluoride (0.4%)…

Station a 8.11c – Human Impact on Oceans Activity Sheet This activity will assess your knowledge of how humans impact the world's oceans. Procedure: 1. 2. 3. Drag and drop the effect cards to the correct spot in the table. Use the legend at the bottom to decipher and unscramble the code word. Answer the questions on your answer sheet. Effect Cause Effect An increase in biodiversity to the region. Cause Progra ms like "Rigs to Reefs“ convert old oil rigs in the oceans into artificial reefs. Effect Large s waths of plastic loat on top of the ocean while microplastics sink to deeper ecosystems. Cause Overfishing in an area to meet consumer demands. Effect Cause Excessive fertilizer runoff into rivers and streams that flow into the ocean. An increase in algae blooms which takes Oxygen out of the water and creates "dead zones". Cause Effect Pollution from sources such as single-use plastics enter the oceans on A decrease in organism populations and possibly biodiversity. a daily basis.…

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choology.kleinisd.net/external_tool/1471888039/launch GROUPS RESOURCES GRADES DO DO WORLD GEO: 0231/03 - WORLD GEO Quarter 1 Week of September 28 - October 2 Monday 9/28 Nearpod Live Lesson - LACEMOPS W.Geo Question 1/ 1 What LACEMOPS factor is most responsible for the presence of Snow/lce on Mt. Kilimanjaro which is located near the equator? A. Latititude B. Elevation O C. Air Masses D. Continentality

Question:- Provide 3 factors that influence sea level rise. Explain how each factor is influenced over different temporal or spatial scales.

Please answer this . Paragraph 1: Research and describe what we know about each event. For example, their locations, impact dates and times, probable impactor sizes, disintegration altitudes, and likely compositions (such as rock, ice, or another composition). Paragraph 2: Identify three reasons why the data from the Chelyabinsk event is so much better than the data from the Tunguska event. Paragraph 3: Describe the likely consequences of one of these events happening over a major U.S. city, both in terms of likely physical damage and any potential immediate misunderstandings by the general public about what may have happened. For example, would everyone know it was a random meteor strike and not something else? Paragraph 4: Earth’s past events: Large impacts have probably affected the Earth going all the way back to the beginning 4.6 billion years ago. One of the most well-known impacts is the one that caused the extinction of most of the dinosaurs along with many other forms…

rmat Tools Help Last edit was seconds ago Normal text Arial 11 BIUA 川, 三ニ m 、 市▼E + I 1 I 2 I 3 4 6 II7 Necessary Life Functions Scenarios Scenario #1 – Ursula is Drying Out: Ursula is an evil sea witch. She was banished and exiled from Atlantica by King Triton. Atlantica had a low salinity level compared to Ursula's new habitat. Ursula spends all of her time under the sea and the high salinity concentration of the water in her new habitat is drying out her body. How can you save Ursula? Name two body systems that are not in homeostasis in Ursula's body. 1.) 2.) How do Ursula's "insides" remain distinct from Ursula's "outsides"? Explain how this applies to Ursula's whole body and how it applies to her cells?they Which part of your body protects your internal organs from desiccation (drying out), from bacteria, from heat, and from chemical substances? Which necessary life function is described in this scenario? How would you edit this major motion picture to bring Ursula's body back to…

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How much more iridium was found in the K–Pg boundary layer than in rock 0.5 m below it?   41.35 ppb   41.60 ppb   41.24 ppb   39.62 ppb

Why do you think it was so important to science when Alfie Wegener and Harry Hess proved their theories of continental drift and sea-floor spreading? Explain your answer in 4-5 sentences! (Writing level 8th grade)

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Beach Intertidal zone Neritic zone Open-ocean zone High-tide line Surface zone Transition zone Low-tide line Continental shelf Deep zone Continental slope 1. Make a sketch of this profile: Pencil into your sketch the location of the following zones: Photic Zone, Aphotic Zone, Ocean Basin. 2. Which of these zones zone is the most productive? Explain:

Part B- How does this research relate to your bialogy course? Biomes are major life zones characterized by vegetation and climate, primanily average temperature and precipitation Sort each characteristic to align with the appropriate biome. Hint: Review terrestrial biome information in your textbook or e Text. Greatest human impact is logging and land clearing for agriculture and urban development Large variation in annual preoipitation but with high annual temperatures Located along or near the equator Located at high latitudes in the northern hemisphere Greatest human impact is rapid population growth leading to habitat destruction Greatest human impact is destruction of forests through logging Significant precipitation throughout the four seasons Located at midlatitudes, mostly in the northem hemisphere Relatively low annual temperatures Tropical forest Temperate broadleaf forest Northern coniferous forest

/2021 left 27 Diag cell respiration), 21 22 2.3 24 Life Grade BIODIVE Paper 2: 18 CONTENT Introduction 92. 221 Lancelet (outgroup) Porifera, Cnidaria, Platyhelminthes, Annelida, Arthropoda Lamprey and Chordata Ray-finned Tuna Salamander the numbe Archbians Primates celom Select one phylum Africa Har Turtle Vertebrae Vertebral column The role of mertebrates in a Jaws Use the following cladogram to answer the questions below. Amniotic egg Four walking legs Rodent à rabbts Crocodiles Bony skeleton Leopard Hair What trait separates lampreys from tuna on this cladogram? What separates a salamander from a turtle? Which organism is most related to the leopard? Which organism's DNA will differ the most from the leopard? Give a reason for your answer Annote egg Four Serbs decomposition, sol seration Binde Eggs with shel TRANSFORMATION OT SUSTAIN LIFE: PHOTOS marks BORATIO Revise from Grade 10 Basic c structu IRSWA efinition of photosynthesis of a dicotyledonous leaf to demo functions) food i…

Activity 4.4. Answer the following questions. 1. What is the relationships among eons, eras, epochs, and periods of the geologic time scale? Explain your answer. 2. Explain how did the geologist developed the geologic time scale?

The following graph shows the average pH of the ocean over the last 20 million years of Earth's history. 8.4 8.3 8.2- 금 8.1 - 8.0 7.9 -15 -10 Time (millions of years before the present) Source: Acidification Model Source CO2SYS (Pierrot, Lewis and Wallace. 2006. Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center, ORNL, US DOE, Oak Ridge, TN, USA) What can be concluded from the graph? Select all that apply. -25 -20 0 5 Ocean acidity has been steadily increasing from 20 million years ago to the present time. Average ocean pH has fluctuated over the millennia from just over 8.0 to about 8.3. In the last 20 million years of Earth's history, the average pH has never gone below 8.0. Ocean acidity has been steadily decreasing from 20 million years ago to the present time.

Activity 5.2 Match This To0 Directions: Match the following terms in Column A with their definitions in Column B. Column A Column B _1.Original horizontality A. principle which states that sedimentary rocks are deposited in horizontal layers B. a gap in the rock record C. principle which states that oldest rocks are at the bottom and that each successive layer is _2. Superposition _3. Unconformity younger _4. Correlation D. matching of outcrops from one geographic region to another

Please explain and defend your answer choice. This is question that can have more than ONE CORRECT answer choice. Question: Which of the following statements is false about the impacts of climate change? Choose all that apply. Group of answer choices A) A drought- and heat-induced increase of wildfires can have continent-wide impacts on human health B) Lower temperatures in some areas and at certain times are expected due to disruption in typical weather patterns. C) An increase in land conversion from natural habitats to developed or agriculture can reduce the zoonotic potential of diseases D) In the US, increased temperatures disproportionately affect the health of marginalized communities E) The conditions brought about by climate change may actually benefit agricultural productivity   Here is my explantion for the question. Is it correct? Is the following reasoning correct? Climate change is having a wide range of impacts on the environment, including increased…

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What is the plate which is totally océanic? Nazca plate scotua plate  Juan de rfuca Plate all the above

+ Volcanic Features Centimeters on Map with ruler McDermitt and Owyhee- Humboldt Owyhee- Humboldt and Bruneau- Jarbidge Table 2: Distance Between the Two Features Actual Kilometers (km) Actual Centimeters (cm) x 40 x 100,000 x 100,000 x 40 Bruneau- x 100,000 Jarbidge and x 40 Twin Falls Twin Falls and x 40 x 100.000 Picabo Picabo and x 40 x 100,000 Heise Heise and x 40 x 100,000 Yellowstone

12:59 PM O A ll ? 33 Title What are the importance of mass extinction over time with emphasis permian Triassic extinction. Write six points.

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