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1 MARINE SCIENCE Monday 23 Jan 2017
2 Entry Task Cyberlab discussion: Based on your field research from Friday, which marine mammals are never observed on land? Why?
3 Agenda Housekeeping Unit 21 (Marine Mammals)
4 Housekeeping The end of the semester is this Friday, 27 Jan. Early Release Schedule
5 Cyberlab Observing Marine Mammal Behavior: 3. Based on your observations, what are some scientific questions that you could ask about the animals behavior? 4. Answer the question below: a. Why is it important to conduct field studies in addition to satellite tracking? b. Why would studying fish in the field be different from marine mammals?
6 Marine Mammals Explain: Read The Marine Mammals (pgs ). Answer question #3 (pg. 412) the table below: Cetaceans Pinnipeds
7 MARINE SCIENCE Tuesday 24 Jan 2017
8 Entry Task What are the Tree of Life branches (characteristics) that separate bony fish from mammals? Four limbs Amniotic embryo Hair
9 Agenda Housekeeping Unit 21 The Marine Mammals Unit 21 Observing Marine Mammals in the Field
10 Housekeeping The end of the semester is this Friday, 27 Jan. Early Release Schedule
11 Marine Mammals Explain: Read The Marine Mammals (pgs ). Answer question #3 (pg. 412) the table below: Cetaceans Pinnipeds
12 Marine Mammals The Marine Mammals: What are the characteristics all mammals share? Give birth to live young. Babies develop inside the mother. Have hair; either full (Polar Bear) or just a few on the chin (Dolphin). Marine Mammals Endothermic or warm-blooded. Maintain body temperature separate from the environment. Nurse young. Mothers produce milk.
13 Marine Mammals The Marine Mammals: Marine mammals have been classified into a few major groups: Cetaceans Sirenians Sea Otters Pinnipeds Polar Bear
14 Marine Mammals Cetaceans. Blowhole: special hole on the top of cetacean head through which they breathe. Cetaceans have sleek, bulletshaped bodies, & a strong tail. Fluke: tail area that moves up & down to propel the animal through the water. Rostrum: long mouth area
15 Marine Mammals Cetaceans. These marine mammals must breathe voluntarily - unlike humans who breathe without thinking about it. -diving Deep cetaceans often remain near the surface for several minutes to catch their breath before heading back down. Whales exhale a cloud like blow, which is a mixture of, air including carbon dioxide & unused, oxygen, liquid water spray &. mucus
16 Marine Mammals Cetaceans: Do not have much hair, but have layers of fat under their skin called, blubber which helps regulate body temperatures.
17 Marine Mammals Cetaceans: There are two major groups of cetaceans. Toothed whales Baleen whales
18 Marine Mammals Cetaceans. Toothed whales: Most eat fish or squid & use their teeth to tear apart their prey. Many toothed whales use sound to, echolocate, navigate & communicate.
19 Marine Mammals Cetaceans. Baleen whales: Includes species that have broom-like plates in their mouths that strain food out of the water. Their diet includes smaller prey such as krill & small schooling fish & squid.
20 Marine Mammals Cetaceans. NOAA describes 11 species of baleen whales & 67 species of toothed whales. Most cetaceans are marine mammals; however, there are some which live in freshwater habitats considered to be aquatic mammals. Cetacean behavior varies widely by species. They communicate using, clicks, whistles &, groans which can be heard over very long distances.
21 MARINE SCIENCE Wednesday 25 Jan 2017
22 Entry Task Name 1 marine mammal from each of the major groups & provide a short description.
23 Agenda Housekeeping Unit 21 The Marine Mammals Unit 21 Observing Marine Mammals in the Field
24 Housekeeping The end of the semester is this Friday, 27 Jan. Early Release Schedule
25 Marine Mammals Pinnipeds. Must go on land to give birth & to. nurse young They are much more agile in the water because they have front & hind. flippers What are the three main groups of pinnipeds? Eared seals True seals Walruses
26 Marine Mammals Pinnipeds. Eared Seals: Have an earflap on the outside of their bodies. They use their longer flippers to walk on land by twisting their back limbs forward.
27 Marine Mammals Pinnipeds. True Seals: Move on land by flopping around on their. bellies Walruses: Have long tusks used to dig up shellfish from the seafloor, break through ice, haul themselves onto. ice flows
28 Marine Mammals The Marine Mammals. Discussion: Pinnipeds spend a lot of time on land. Why are they considered to be marine mammals?
29 Marine Mammals The Marine Mammals. 3. Compare & contrast the cetaceans & pinnipeds. Cetaceans Pinnipeds blowholes for breathing mammals have hair breathe air nurse young ocean dwelling variety habitats spend much of their time on land mate on land give birth on land
30 Marine Mammals Sirenians. Include manatees &. dugongs Manatees live on both sides of the. Atlantic ocean Dugongs are found in the. Indio-Pacific
31 Marine Mammals Sirenians. These animal are sometimes referred to as. sea cows Sirenians are plump with flattened tails. Their diet consists of, plants making them vegetarians or. herbivores Spend most of their time in water like cetaceans & have stif bristles around the mouth like. walruses
32 Marine Mammals Polar Bears. What are some interesting facts about Polar Bears?
33 Marine Mammals Sea Otters. What are some interesting facts about Sea Otters?
34 Marine Mammals Explain: Read Observing Marine Mammals in the Field (pgs ). Highlight or underline key information.
35 MARINE SCIENCE Thursday 26 Jan 2017
36 Entry Task Grab The Wild Pacific worksheet from the front table. Read the instructions. Review the types of marine organisms, as well as structural & behavioral characteristics.
37 Agenda Housekeeping Video: The Wild Pacific
38 Housekeeping Tomorrow is the end of the first semester. Early Release Schedule
39 Video Complete The Wild Pacific worksheet, identifying the marine organisms as you watch the video. The Wild Pacific worksheet can be The Wild Pacific (52 min.): Description: The Pacific ocean covers one third of our planet, more than all of the continents combined. For over 200 Million years, it has teemed with life, built new species, powered global weather systems, and impacted every animal on earth. Directed by: Michael Watchulonis Film Company: xivetv
40 MARINE SCIENCE Friday 27 Jan 2017
41 Entry Task What is you favorite marine fish & favorite marine mammal? Why?
42 Agenda Housekeeping Video: The Wild Pacific
43 Housekeeping Today is the end of the first semester.
44 Video Complete The Wild Pacific worksheet, identifying the marine organisms as you watch the video. The Wild Pacific worksheet can be The Wild Pacific (52 min.): Description: The Pacific ocean covers one third of our planet, more than all of the continents combined. For over 200 Million years, it has teemed with life, built new species, powered global weather systems, and impacted every animal on earth. Directed by: Michael Watchulonis Film Company: xivetv
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