LAB 2 Flashcards

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What is the order of a food chain?

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primary producer-pimary consumer-secondary consumer-decomposer

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What are the two ways primary procures get food?

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photosynthesis (convert sunlight to energy) and chemosynthesis (convert chemicals to energy)

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The ratio of Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus

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106:16:1

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Does latitude affect salinity?

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increases with latitude (ice takes water away) evaporation at equator

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What is the Driving Force, Depth Affected, Circulation Patterns, Relative Speeds of Currents in Deep Circulation?

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DF: density (temp and salinity) DA: about 4000 m CP: deep, RS of currents: really slow 2000 yrs

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What is Driving Force, Depth Affected, Circulation Patterns, and Relative Speeds of Currents of SURFACE CIRCULATION?

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DF: trade winds, DA: 100 m, CP: surface, and RS of currents: quick

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(8) What is surface circulation Driven By?

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(8) What is the Coriolis Deflection?

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(8) What is the Eckman Transport?

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(8) What is the diagram of the Eckman Transport?

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(8) What is the El Nino?

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(8) What changes between normal and El Nino times?

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(8) Diagram of Northern Hemisphere

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(8) What is the difference between spinning and moving?

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(7) How does temperature and salinity affect density?

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(7) What are the calculations to convert density to g/cm cubed

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(7) What drives deep ocean circulation?

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(7) What is a deep ocean circulation path called?

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global conveyor belt

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(7) Why is Antarctic bottom water so dense?

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(7)What are the relative speeds of surface and deep circulation?

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(8) What is the crest?

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peak of the wave

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(8) What is the trough?

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bottom of the wave

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(8) What is the wavelength?

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distance between peaks or troughs

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(8) What is the wave period?

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time it takes for a wave to move a instance of one wavelength

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(8) What is the wave frequency?
number of waves passing a fixed point per second
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(8) What is the amplitude?
equal to half the wave height
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(8) What is wave height?
vertical distance from crest to trough
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What creates a wave?
WINDS creates waves in oceans
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What are other disturbances that cause waves?
earthquakes and the gravitational pull of sun and moon
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What are tsunamis?
seismic sea waves created by Earthquakes
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What are Earthquakes?
vertical movement along faults
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What are tides?
long waves created by gravitational pull of the sun and moon
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What are deep water waves?
waves tahat occur in water that is deeper than the wave base, these waves do not "feel" the bottom
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What is the depth of deep water wave?
deeper than halve the wavelength of the wave
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Depth of a shallow water wave
less than L/20
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What are Shallow water Waves?
waves that occur in depths less than 1/20 of wavelength and feel botto
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What are diurnal tides?
occur once daily, have one high and one low tide per day of about equal amp.
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What is a semidiurnal tide?
occur twice daily (2 high and 2 low) about = ample.
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What is a mixed tide?
occur twice daily (2 high and 2 low) but exhibit significantly unequal amplitudes
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What was a result of the wave lab?
waves got closer together an taller as it reached the beach also slowed down
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What is an amphidrome?
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(9) What are the limiting factors of primary productivity?
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(9) What are the primary producers of coral reefs?
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(9) What are the processes through with primary production occurs?
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(9) What is biological magnification?
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(9) What amount of energy is transferred from level to level in a food chain?
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(9) What is the red field ratio and how do you use it to determine limiting nutrients ?
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(9) How do you make a food chain and a food web?
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(9) What is the difference among primary producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, and decomposers?
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(9) problems similar to 11 and 12 from lab 9