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Oxygen supply for biostimulation of enzymatic activity in organic-rich marine ecosystems [An article from: Soil Biology and Biochemistry] by I. Gallizia, L. Vezzulli, et all 2004-10-01
A clockwork mollusc: Ultradian rhythms in bivalve activity revealed by digital photography [An article from: Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology] by D.L. Rodland, B.R. Schone, et all 2006-07-11
Do biogenic sulphur compounds in phytodetritus act as cues for deposit-feeder activity? Field experiments and observations on the echiuran worm Maxmuelleria ... of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology] by D.J. Hughes, A.D. Hatton, et all 2004-12-15
Extinct Species by Human Activities: Steller's Sea Cow, Dodo, Thylacine, Great Auk, Passenger Pigeon, Caribbean Monk Seal, Paschalococos
How Deep Is The Sea? by Autumn Publishing, 2009-02-15
International Marine Organizations: Essays on Structure and Activities by K.A. Bekiashev, V.V. Serebriakov, 1981-09-30
Marine science: The world of water : for sea : oceanography and marine biology : grades 9-12 by James A Kolb, 1996
The year of the gray whale: For sea : oceanography and marine biology : grade 7 by James A Kolb, 1996
Ocean studies, ocean issues: For sea : oceanography and marine biology : grade 8 by James A Kolb, 1996
Seascope: A marine activity book for elementary schools by James P Schweitzer, 1983
An assessment of certain living marine resources and potential resource-use conflicts between commercial fisheries and petroleum development activities ... and Bristol Bay, southeastern Bering Sea by Bruce E Higgins, 1978
Sea things objectively: A marine education activities booklet (Sea Grant publication) by Paula Keener-Chavis, 1991
Nontraditional marine educational activities: A planning guide (Educational series / Virginia Institute of Marine Science) by Elizabeth A Cornell, 1981
Continuing environmental studies in Port Valdez, Alaska: Annual report, activities and accomplishments for the period 16 November 1976 to 15 November 1977 by Joseph M Colonell, 1977

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Broadreach - Marine Biology Accredited - MySummerCamps.com
Summer camps for kids teens from Broadreach marine biology Accredited. marine Science. Art activities. Sports activities Water Sports
http://www.mysummercamps.com/camps/Detailed/5400.html

Extractions: Fax: 919-833-2129 Academic and Pre-College Camps: Marine Science Academic and Pre-College Camps: Science Adventure Camps: SCUBA Sports Camps: Swimming ... Teen Tours and Travel Camps Fascinated with the underwater world or interested in becoming a marine biologist? The island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas offers a unique aquatic world for diving and study. Based at the Island School , the reef system and shallow banks of this island are your classrooms. Under the instruction of professional marine biologists, the curriculum is designed to anchor traditional learning with immediate real-world application and hands-on experience. This accredited program focuses on the intricate ways entire reef systems come together to form beautiful yet fragile environments. Our studies provide a base for our research and underwater service work, which includes collecting much needed data for the REEF Fish Survey Project. Formal presentations, debates, informal discussions and dinnertime chats get us thinking about a myriad of topics, such as animals in captivity, marine parks and coral bleaching. Participants engage in comprehensive preparation before dives, field studies and lab work. The combination of dive training, field experiments, discussion lectures and marine surveys qualifies this course for high school and/or college credit.
ActionQuest Galapagos Marine Biology Summer Program - MySummerCamps.com
Summer camps for kids teens from ActionQuest Galapagos marine biology Summer Program. marine Science. Art activities Photography and Video
http://www.mysummercamps.com/camps/Detailed/23949.html

Extractions: Fax: 941-924-6075 Academic and Pre-College Camps: Marine Science Adventure Camps: Sailing Adventure Camps: SCUBA Teen Tours and Travel Camps ActionQuest offers worldwide live-aboard sailing and scuba diving adventures for teenagers, with marine biology, water skiing and windsurfing. Established in 1986, ActionQuest is the longest running program of its type in the world. No experience necessary for the majority of voyages. Destinations include Caribbean, Mediterranean, Galapagos, Australia and Tahiti. Sign aboard to expand both geographical and personal horizons. 2004-06-14 to 2004-08-15 Use the CampRequest TM service to have information regarding ActionQuest Galapagos Marine Biology Summer Program ... sent to you.
SFSU Marine Biology And Limnology Undergraduate Program
In the marine biology and limnology specialization, students can take courses The research and educational activities at RTC focus on estuarine and
http://www.sfsu.edu/~puboff/programs/undergrad/mari_bio.htm

Extractions: The Because marine biology spans the biological and physical sciences, high school graduates who elect to enter this program should be competent in a variety of subjects. High school mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, and English composition are important background for all college science majors. Additional courses in fields such as geology, meteorology, or oceanography can also be useful background. Community College students who want to transfer into the marine biology program will find it useful to have completed courses such as general biology, chemistry, physics, and calculus at the community college. Please see the ASSIST Web site (www.assist.org) to determine what courses in science at your community college are equivalent to the lower-division courses described below for the marine biology major at San Francisco State University. Moss Landing Marine Laboratories San Francisco State University is a member of a consortium of six California State Universities that jointly operate the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories on Monterey Bay. Moss Landing conducts instructional and research activities on near-shore marine and estuarine environments. Oceangoing research vessels based at Moss Landing also participate in wide-ranging offshore marine research. The Moss Landing curriculum supports a range of programs in marine science. Students matriculating at any of the six participating institutions can take part or all of their graduate work at Moss Landing.
ScienceDaily Books : Aquatic Geomicrobiology (Advances In Marine Biology)
Buy Aquatic Geomicrobiology (Advances in marine biology) Books cheap. and what environmental factors influence the activities of microbial populations.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/cgi-bin/apf4/amazon_products_feed.cgi?Operation=Item
Biology: Marine Biology
The aim of the pathway is not to provide specialised marine biology been involved in a variety of research and teaching activities with a marine theme
http://www.apu.ac.uk/apu/en/home/study/ukstudents/prospectus/undergrad2006/biolo

Extractions: 2006 Undergraduate subjects and courses: Introduction to 20th Century European Hi... Introduction to Accounting at APU Accounting and Finance BA (Hons) Introduction to Architecture/Architectur... Architectural Technology BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology HND Introduction to Art and Design: Design a... Advertising Design (Route A) BA (Hons) Advertising Design (Route B) BA (Hons) Computer Games Design (Route A) BA (Hons... Computer Games Design (Route B) BA (Hons... Computer Games Design Foundation Degree ... Computer Games Design Foundation Degree ... Design Crafts (Route A) BA (Hons) Design Crafts (Route B) BA (Hons) Design Crafts Foundation Degree (Route A...
Bio 183 Marine Biology Homepage
Links to Unit activities. This course is composed of 16 units. Unit 1 The Science of marine biology Unit 2 The Sea Floor
http://dtc.pima.edu/~biology/183/home.html

Extractions: Message Board: DATE: September 21, 2005 Click here for previous messages. Nan Other Links Contact Your Instructor Syllabus Guide Downloading Worksheets Class Assignments ... Photo Gallery of Marine Life of the Gulf of California Links to Unit Activities This course is composed of 16 units. Each unit includes a combination of text readings, assignments, on-line lab assignments, in-class lab activities, and a self-quiz. Unit 1: The Science of Marine Biology Unit 2: Some Basics of Biology Unit 3: The Microbial World and Multicellular Primary Producers: Sea Weeds and Plants Unit 4: Marine Animals Without a Backbone, Part I
Summer Course Description
Rather than being reading, writing, or memory intensive, the activities of the Prerequisites General biology, marine biology or graduate standing.
http://univ-prog.disl.org/BeforeFix/spdescription.html

Extractions: This course is an introductory level course to coastal avian fauna. Study of coastal birds with an emphasis on various nesting sites and nesting behavior. This course includes identification, population dynamics and behavior of coastal birds. Lectures emphasize functional ecology specifically nesting biology of numerous species found along Alabama's coastal region. Topics include migration, mechanics of flight, breeding biology, and foraging. This course is a field-based course with an emphasis on breeding biology and behavior and introduction to bird identification. Prerequisites - A course in undergraduate biology or ecology. (See Schedule) Students need to bring binoculars.
LESSON PLANET - 30,000 Lessons And 5 Other Products For Marine Biology
LESSON PLANETSearch Results for keyword marine biology. Human biology activities Kit Readyto-Use Lessons and Worksheets for General Science and
http://www.lessonplanet.com/search/search?keywords=Marine Biology&display=suppli
LESSON PLANET - 30,000 Lessons And 1150 Web Sites For Marine Biology
LESSON PLANETSearch Results for keyword marine biology. Contains background information, activities, and online games and quizzes.
http://www.lessonplanet.com/search/search?keywords=Marine Biology&display=websit
Biol. 319 Introduction
Introduction to biology 319 marine biology for Nonscience Majors The impact of human activities on marine organisms is also emphasized.
http://biology.fullerton.edu/biol319/bio_319_intro.html

Extractions: Objectives: To gain appreciation and familiarity with marine biology and natural history of marine plants and animals. Emphasis will be on understanding oceanic processes and earth history and how these relate to the life of animals and plants in their habitats. The impact of human activities on marine organisms is also emphasized. At a higher level, this course uses marine biology as the context to demonstrate how a variety of scientific methods can be employed to investigate the patterns and processes involving marine organisms.
Reviewing 'An Introduction To The Biology Of Marine Life' (1992; Wm. C. Brown)
biology, ecology, and the effects of human activities on marine Like Mosby s marine biology, which I reviewed in these pages six months ago,
http://www.textbookleague.org/34intro.htm

Extractions: Editor's Introduction All in all, An Introduction to the Biology of Marine Life is a commendable text. The taxonomic-overview chapter is poor, but the bulk of the book especially the material dealing with marine ecology and the effects of human activities on marine ecosystems is admirable. In a high-school setting, An Introduction to the Biology of Marine Life can serve as the textbook for an honors course or an advanced-placement course. from The Textbook Letter, September-October 1992 An Introduction to the Biology of Marine Life in Marine Ecosystems Wm. C. Brown's An Introduction to the Biology of Marine Life is similar, in many ways, to Mosby's Marine Biology, the book that I reviewed in the March-April issue of The Textbook Letter. Each book is well written, competently researched, and comprehensive in its coverage of organismal biology, ecology, and the effects of human activities on marine environments. Each shows considerable variation in the quality of the illustrations that augment its text. Each has a good glossary and provides good reference materials. More to the point, each book has its own strengths and weaknesses, and neither really outshines the other in overall quality or in its suitability for use in a high-school honors course or an advanced-placement course. I would recommend either one to the teacher of such a course, for both are good books. With a few exceptions, the differences between the two have more to do with style than with content, and a teacher can pick the one that more closely fits the course outline that the teacher has developed.
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
EDUCATIONAL activities. Some staff members from the marine Resources Research of the Graduate Program in marine biology at the College of Charleston.
http://www.dnr.state.sc.us/marine/mrri/educ.htm

Extractions: Some staff members from the Marine Resources Research Institute participate as graduate faculty of the Graduate Program in Marine Biology at the College of Charleston. This consortial program, which leads to a Master of Science degree in marine biology, is designed to produce biologists who are able to conduct independent research. Staff members serve as major advisors as well as committee members and offer graduate-level courses in their area of expertise. Institute facilities, including computers and research vessels, are available to the graduate program. A limited number of assistantships are funded through grants to the scientific staff at MRRI. In addition, staff members serve as adjunct faculty at other institutions including Clemson University, the University of South Carolina, and the Medical University of South Carolina. A cooperative research/training program has been developed with one of the state's historically black colleges, South Carolina State College, through funding by the Office of Naval Research. This program involves training minority college students in marine biology and provides opportunities for student participation in the Institute's research programs. Public education in marine science is achieved through outreach programs such as tours, field trips, and seminars provided by staff and educational specialists. The Institute staff actively participates in the division's biannual open house, which provides an opportunity for the public to view facilities, talk with research staff about specific projects, and recieve information on life histories and habitat preferences of marine organisms.
Broadreach - Summer Adventures For Teenagers!
How physically rigorous are the activities on this program? If you want to night dive on the marine biology Accredited program, you ll need to bring a
http://www.gobroadreach.com/tools/faqAnswers.asp?cat=15
Department Of Biology, FACULTY OF SCIENCE
UNIVERSITY OF MALTA FACULTY OF SCIENCE Department of biology Recent activities A UNESCOfunded Practical Course in marine biology A Great Success
http://home.um.edu.mt/biology/10_activities.html

Extractions: The Biology Symposium has now become an established annual event which is eagerly looked forward to by all those interested in the dynamic science of Biology. During the symposium the current graduands of the Department make brief presentations of the work they have carried out in connection with their Final Year electives or dissertations. Collectively, these presentations provide an overview of the wide range of topics receiving attention by the Department. The Department of Biology of the University of Malta has just organised an intensive training and practical course in marine biology for Bachelor of Science students taking biology as one of their main subject areas. This course proved to be a great success. Read more.... As part of the long string of biannual meetings, the 37th
Marine Biology
Data is available on research programs as well as educational activities. This site, maintained by a graduate marine biology student at Texas A M
http://www.skyweb.net/~mgbio/marine.htm

Extractions: Marine Biology Come and explore the great world of the sea. Learn about whales dolphins sharks skates , and rays pinapeds coral reefs manatees ... squid and octopi echinoderms other animals and much much more This site is under continual construction. Please be parent with the renovations. Whales WhaleNet This site, sponsored by Wheelock College , is dedicated to providing information about marine animals, research, and the environment. Data is available on research programs as well as educational activities. Whales This site is sponsored by several companies and organizations that have combined to produce the Imax movie Whales . There is information available about the species spotlighted, educational materials especially geared for classes coming to see the film, and locations of where you can see the film near you. Whale Information Part of the South Australian Whale Center , this site features information on whole behavior, facts, strandings, hunting and other hazards as well as spcific species information. Whales, Leviathans of the Deep
Biology
Amy is a senior marine biology student planning to attend graduate school following her Jennifer has also been involved in numerous clubs and activities
http://www.francis.edu/Biology/StudentProfile.shtml

Extractions: MM_preloadImages('http://www.francis.edu/images/sublevel2/Home_Over.gif','http://www.francis.edu/images/sublevel2/Prospective_Over.gif','http://www.francis.edu/images/sublevel2/Current_Over.gif','http://www.francis.edu/images/sublevel2/Univ_Over.gif','http://www.francis.edu/images/sublevel2/Faculty_Over.gif','http://www.francis.edu/images/sublevel2/Alum_Over.gif') A my Arent Amy is a senior marine biology student planning to attend graduate school following her time at Saint Francis. She plans to work on her masters degree in marine biology. Amy has carried out undergraduate research on coral growth dynamics for two years at Saint Francis under the supervision of her advisor, Dr. Sue Morra. In this study, Amy is comparing the growth of coral species M. hirsuta
Marine Biological Association Bulletin Board - Job Vacancy. Project Co-ordinator
marine biology Jobs and Studentships Job vacancy. Project Coordinator The job involves some of the following activities, though this list is not
http://www.mba.ac.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=65
Administration - Texas A&M University At Galveston
The Department of marine biology offers these four degree programs marine of the marine biology curriculum and is oriented toward field activities
http://www.tamug.edu/Academics/programOverview.htm

Extractions: The Department of Marine Biology offers these four degree programs: Marine Biology (MARB), Marine Biology License Option (MARB/LO), Marine Biology/Biomedical Sciences (MARB/BIMS) and Marine Fisheries (MARF). The Marine Biology program provides an excellent education in the biological sciences through studies undertaken in a unique coastal environment. The curriculum offers broad training in general biology, while emphasizing the local flora and fauna in estuaries and the marine environment. Students receive hands-on field sampling experience as well as internship opportunities. A strong preparation in English, mathematics, and the sciences is recommended. Five tracks are offered within the MARB curriculum. These are a Vertebrate Zoology track, a Coastal and Wetlands track, a Comprehensive Biology track, a Fisheries Biology track and an Aquatic Animal Health track. Students will declare a track at the end of their curriculum sophomore year (i.e., when all freshman and sophomore courses have been completed) and will then be assigned to an advisor whose teaching and research activities lie within that option. Students are required to choose three electives from courses within their track and to choose two electives from among the other options.
Marine Biology - Coral Reefs
marine biology. Coral reefs. Coral Structure Tourism can cause direct disturbance while terrestrial activities can have indirect effects;
http://www.lifesciences.napier.ac.uk/teaching/MB/MBcoral03.html

Extractions: Return to index Corals may be Most of these notes are about hermatypic corals and their reefs, but a new section has been added dealing with ahermatypic corals. Hermatypic corals contain photosynthetic dinoflagellates (zooxanthellae) from the Symbiodinium genus. These are located in the gut lining and may number up to 30000 cells/mm . Coral colour is related to zooxanthellae pigments so expulsion under conditions causing stress results in coral 'bleaching' eg during El Nino. The relationship between corals and dinoflagellates is mutualistic - Coral polyp provides : Zooxanthellae provide : protection oxygen living space food (e.g. glucose, amino acids) - up to 90%
Brigitte Gavio CV
1996 Laurea Degree in Natural Sciences, Major marine biology, activities surveyed underwater reef community to assess the diversity of benthic
http://morayeel.louisiana.edu/SeaweedsLab/Gavio/brigittecv.html

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