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A deep canyon in the ocean floor is called a(n)

_____________________. 

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What is a trench?

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Animals in the ______________ zone must be able to survive

periods of being exposed to air as well as periods of being

underwater.

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What is the intertidal zone?

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Why is studying the ocean floor so difficult?

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What is because it is deep, dark and has high pressure?

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Free-swimming animals that can move throughout the water

column are called _______________________.

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What are nekton?

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A coastal inlet or bay in which freshwater from rivers mixes

with salty ocean water is called a(n) ___________.

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What is an estuary?

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The most common plant in a salt marsh is

_________________________.

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What is cordgrass?

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_______________ uses sound waves to measure the depth of

the ocean floor

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What is sonar?

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Are diatoms and copepods examples of plankton,

nekton, or benthos? 

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What are plankton?

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Are crabs, lobsters, and sponges examples of plankton, nekton, or

benthos?.

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What are benthos?

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The color of the coolest stars.

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What is the color red?

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The organisms that form the base of most open-ocean food webs

are _________. 

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What is plankton?

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Coastal wetlands that feature short, gnarled

trees with arching prop roots are called

_____________. 

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What is the mangrove forest?

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Algae can only live in parts of the ocean that receive enough

____________________ to allow them to carry out photosynthesis.

 

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What is sunlight

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The Great Plains are the _________ biome of the

United States.

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What is the steppe biome?

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A ____________ climate occurs where precipitation is less than

potential evaporation.

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What is dry or desert?

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Tropical grasslands that have distinct dry and wet seasons are called ____.

 

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What are savannas?

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________ climates are found along the coasts

of continents in the temperate zone.

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What is temperate marine?

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A cool type of climate called _______ is found at the tops of mountains and

is surrounded by other climate regions.

 

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What is highlands?

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Tundra and ice cap biomes are examples of _________ climates.

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What is a black hole?

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Climates are classified according to what two

major factors? 

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What are precipitation and temperature?

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__________ are forests that have year-round heat and heavy

rainfall

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What are rain forests?

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Permafrost and mosses, lichens, and wildflowers are common in which

biome? 

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What is the tundra biome?

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A rain forest biome exists in the United

States only in ___________.

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What is Hawaii?

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Trees do not grow in the _________, which has short, cool

summers, bitterly cold winters, and permafrost.

 

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What is the tundra?

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Regions that receive less than 10 inches of

rain annually are called _____.

 

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What is the desert?