'Salt lakes' presentation slideshows

Bacteria and Viruses, Protista, and Fungi

Bacteria and Viruses, Protista, and Fungi. Chapters 22, 23, 24. The new Three Domain System To which domain is prokaryotic Archaea more closely related?. I. Why put prokaryotic Archaea in a separate domain?. Archaebacteria. Methanogens Swamps, sewage Halophiles

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Salt: The Universal History

Salt: The Universal History. Allie Pierce, Elizabeth Horn, Lexa Barrott. Image from: theshiksa.com. What is Salt?.

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Rain, Deserts, and Salt Lakes

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The Shrinking of the Aral Sea

The Shrinking of the Aral Sea. Aral Sea in 1976. Aral Sea in 2009. The Aral Sea was sacrificed on purpose by Soviet planners. The water from the two main rivers flowing into it, the Syr-Darya and Amu-Darya, was diverted for the purposes of irrigating intensive cotton plantations.

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6 Kingdoms

6 Kingdoms. The Kingdom of Eubacteria. Single-Celled Prokaryotic Producer/Consumer No Organelles Some are helpful by producing vitamins and foods like yogurt Example: strep, E-coli. The Kingdom of Archaebacteria. Single-Celled Prokaryotic Producer/Consumer No Organelles

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Kingdom Archaebacteria

Kingdom Archaebacteria. Taxonomy Life Science. Five Kingdom System. 20 years ago, bacteria were all grouped in the same kingdom: Monera .

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Please Pass the Salt: the World of Halophiles

Please Pass the Salt: the World of Halophiles. Halophiles are salt-loving organisms. They live in ultra-salty water, like the Dead Sea and the Great Salt Lake in Utah. These bodies of water can be eight times saltier than the ocean. One example of a halophile is the brine shrimp.

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Chilean Flamingo

Chilean Flamingo. By: Angelena Barone. Habitat. The Chilean flamingo lives in Peru and south Brazil to Argentina. They are usually found in coastal mudflats, estuaries, lagoons and salt lakes. Adaptation # 1.

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Lake A body of (usually fresh) water surrounded by land

Lake A body of (usually fresh) water surrounded by land. LAKES CLASSIFICATION Lakes are classified depending on how they formed and on the quality of the water (freshwater or saltwater). Only in the saltiest lakes there is no life.

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