Marine Adaptations Review

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Marine Adaptations Review

Last updated almost 3 years ago

16 questions

Marine Producers

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What are some adaptations that allow marine plants to survive in salt water?

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What is the difference between cyanobacteria and algae?

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Why is cyanobacteria important to our existence today?

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Marine Vertebrates

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What is a Vertebrate?

Has a spine

Has no spine

Has no adaptations

A mammal

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There are some marine amphibians that exist.

True

False

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How do they breathe?

Reptiles
Mammals
Birds
Fish

Lungs
Gills

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How do they reproduce?

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Reptiles		Live birth
Mammals		Hard shelled Eggs
Birds

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What protects their body?

Mammals
Fish
Reptiles
Birds

Scales
Fur

Marine Invertebrates

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Marine Mammals

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Marine Mammals?

Produce milk and give birth to live young

Usually have hair or blubber

Soft shelled eggs

Breathe air with lungs

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True or False. Marine Mammals depend on the sea for survival.

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False

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Place each organism in the correct category.

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Match the adaptation type to the adaptation.

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Sensory adaptation		Have a high tolerance to lactic acid and carbon dioxide. Their muscles can work anaerobically (without oxygen) while they hold their breath.

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What is a tubenose? How does it help birds survive in their environments?

Marine Producers

What are some adaptations that allow marine plants to survive in salt water?

What is the difference between cyanobacteria and algae?

Why is cyanobacteria important to our existence today?

Match each algae to its phylum

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Dinophyta		Brown algae
Phaeophyta		Golden algae
Euglenophyta		Green algae
Rhodophyta		Diatoms
Chlorophyta		Dinoflagellates
Chrysophyta		Red Algae
Baccilariophyta		Euglena

Marine Vertebrates

What is a Vertebrate?

Has a spine

Has no spine

Has no adaptations

A mammal

There are some marine amphibians that exist.

True

False

How do they breathe?

Reptiles
Mammals
Birds
Fish

Lungs
Gills

How do they reproduce?

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Reptiles		Live birth
Mammals		Hard shelled Eggs
Birds		Soft shell-less eggs
Fish		Soft shelled eggs

What protects their body?

Mammals
Fish
Reptiles
Birds

Scales
Fur
Feathers

Marine Invertebrates

Match the Phylum to its meaning.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Phylum Mollusca		Pore bearing
Phylum Annelida		Stinging
Phylum Cnidaria		Flat worms
Phylum Echinodermata		Round Worms
Phylum Porifera		Segmented Worms
Phylum Nematoda		Soft Body
Phylum Platyhelminthes		Jointed Feet
Phylum Arthropoda		Spiny Skin

Marine Mammals

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Marine Mammals?

Produce milk and give birth to live young

Usually have hair or blubber

Soft shelled eggs

Breathe air with lungs

True or False. Marine Mammals depend on the sea for survival.

True

False

Pinniped
Carnivora
Sirenians
Cetaceans

Pinniped (3)
Carnivora (3)
Sirenians (3)
Cetaceans (5)

Match the adaptation type to the adaptation.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Sensory adaptation		Have a high tolerance to lactic acid and carbon dioxide. Their muscles can work anaerobically (without oxygen) while they hold their breath.
Swimming adaptations		A large body with a small surface-to-volume ratio reduces heat loss. Blubber or thick underfur is used as insulation.
Deep diving		Drag is reduced by hydrodynamic body forms.
Thermoregulation		Most marine mammals rarely drink fresh water; instead, they: Utilize water present in their food, inspired air, and blubber.
Water Conservation		Marine mammals communicate underwater with sound, and many species use sound (echolocation) to locate prey.

What is a tubenose? How does it help birds survive in their environments?

Match each algae to its phylum

Dinophyta

Brown algae

Phaeophyta

Golden algae

Euglenophyta

Green algae

Rhodophyta

Diatoms

Chlorophyta

Dinoflagellates

Chrysophyta

Red Algae

Baccilariophyta

Euglena

Soft shell-less eggs

Fish

Soft shelled eggs

Feathers

Match the Phylum to its meaning.

Phylum Mollusca

Pore bearing

Phylum Annelida

Stinging 

Phylum Cnidaria

Flat worms

Phylum Echinodermata

Round Worms

Phylum Porifera

Segmented Worms

Phylum Nematoda

Soft Body

Phylum Platyhelminthes

Jointed Feet

Phylum Arthropoda

Spiny Skin

Polar Bears

Walrus

Whale

Dolphin

Sea Otter

Sea Lion

Dugong

Manatee

Seal

Pinniped

Carnivora

Sirenians

Cetaceans

Place each characteristic in the correct category.

Blubber for insulation

Rooted and two sets of teeth with blade-like molars

Fin or flapper footed

Flattened fin like tail

Four or more toes

33 species

89 Species

Paddle like large forelimbs and no hind limbs

Front limb= flippers & fin
Hind limbs= Vestigial

Some can hold their breath for 2 hours

Blowhole present on the top of the head

4 Species

Large, hairless and fish shaped body

~270 species

Pinniped (3)

Carnivora (3)

Sirenians (3)

Cetaceans (5)

Swimming adaptations

A large body with a small surface-to-volume ratio reduces heat loss. Blubber or thick underfur is used as insulation.

Deep diving

Drag is reduced by hydrodynamic body forms.

Thermoregulation

Most marine mammals rarely drink fresh water; instead, they: Utilize water present in their food, inspired air, and blubber.

Water Conservation

Marine mammals communicate underwater with sound, and many species use sound (echolocation) to locate prey.