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Lifestyles

Lifestyles. In Ocean Zones. In The Zone Lifestyles. Goals: Describe and identify the different zones and layers of the ocean Correlate layers with others Use context clues to identify which layers and zones certain animals live in. Ocean Zones (shoreline to open ocean). Intertidal Zone

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Lifestyles

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  1. Lifestyles In Ocean Zones

  2. In The ZoneLifestyles Goals: • Describe and identify the different zones and layers of the ocean • Correlate layers with others • Use context clues to identify which layers and zones certain animals live in

  3. Ocean Zones(shoreline to open ocean) • Intertidal Zone • Neritic Zone • Oceanic Zone • Benthic Zone

  4. Intertidal Zone Neritic Zone Oceanic Zone Sunlight Continental Shelf Benthic Zone

  5. Intertidal Zone • Area between high tide line and low tide line • Organisms adapted to harsh, changing environments Intertidal Zone Continental Shelf

  6. Neritic Zone • Area over the continental shelf • Area of greatest density and diversity of marine life Neritic Zone Continental Shelf

  7. Oceanic Zone • From the continental break out to open ocean • Majority of the ocean Oceanic Zone Continental Shelf

  8. Benthic Zone • The Ocean Floor • Underlies all the other zones Benthic Zone

  9. Ocean Zones(surface to ocean floor) Epipelagic Zone • Photic Zone or Sunlight Zone Mesopelagic Zone • Disphotic Zone or Twilight Zone Bathypelagic Zone • Aphotic zone or Midnight Zone Abyssopelagic Zone • Aphotic Zone or Midnight Zone Hadopelagic Zone • Aphotic Zone or Midnight Zone

  10. Epipelagic Zone 0 Mesopelagic Zone 200 Bathypelagic Zone Abyssopelagic Zone Hadopelagic Zone 1000 4000 6000 11,000

  11. Epipelagic Zone • Photic Zone • Enough sunlight for photosynthesis • Primary area of food production • From surface down to about 200 meters 0m Epipelagic Zone 200m Sunlight Zone Photic Zone

  12. Mesopelagic Zone • Dysphotic Zone • Not enough sunlight to support photosynthesis • From about 200 m down to 1,000 m Mesopelagic Zone 200m 1,000m

  13. Midnight Zones • No sunlight • From 1,000 m down to ocean floor, or around 11,000 m • Low density and diversity of marine life 1,000m Midnight Zone 11,000m

  14. Bathypelagic Zone • No sunlight • From 1,000 m down to 4,000 m • Low density and diversity of marine life 1,000m Bathypelagic Zone 4,000m

  15. Abyssopelagic Zone • No sunlight • From 4,000 m down to 6,000 m • Low density and diversity of marine life 4,000m Abyssopelagic Zone 6,000m

  16. Hadopelagic Zone • No sunlight • From 6,000 m down to ocean floor, or around 11,000 m • Low density and diversity of marine life 6,000m Hadopelagic Zone 11,000m

  17. Lifestyles • 3 Basic Lifestyles: • Plankton • Nekton • Benthos

  18. Plankton • Floaters or very poor swimmers • Plankton divided into 2 groups: • Phytoplankton – producers, photosynthesizers • Zooplankton – consumers

  19. Phytoplankton • Must live in the photic zone • Most abundant in shallow coastal areas or in upwelling zones • The basis of the oceanic food web

  20. Phytoplankton • Cyanobacteria • Diatoms • Coccolithophores • Dinoflagellates

  21. Zooplankton • Foraminifers • Radiolarians • Cnidarians • Combjellies • Arthropods • Larvae

  22. Zooplankton

  23. Plankton • Meroplankton • Spend only part of their life cycles as plankton • Are the larval stages of organisms that grow to become benthic or nektonic organisms • Holoplankton • Spend their entire life cycles as plankton

  24. Nekton(swimmers) • Free swimmers • Maneuver actively in the water column • Found in the water column from surface to ocean floor

  25. Nekton(swimmers) • 5 Categories: • Reptiles • Mammals • Fish • Arthropods • Mollusks

  26. Nekton(swimmers) • Marine Reptiles: • Turtles • Snakes • Crocodiles • Iguanas

  27. Nekton(swimmers) • Marine Mammals: • Whales • Seals • Otters • Manatees • Dolphins

  28. Nekton(swimmers) • Bony Fish: • Tuna • Barracuda • Eels • Angler Fish

  29. Nekton(swimmers) • Cartilaginous Fish • Sharks • Rays • Skates

  30. Nekton(swimmers) • Marine Arthropods • Shrimp • Mollusks • Squid • Octopi

  31. Benthos(bottom dwellers) • Live either on or attached to the bottom • Primarily filter feeders or scavengers

  32. Benthos(bottom dwellers) • 2 Basic Types: • Sessile - Live attached to the bottom • Vagrant - Able to move about

  33. Benthos(bottom dwellers) • Sessile: • Barnacles • Sponges • Corals • Sea Anemones • Oysters • Clams

  34. Benthos(bottom dwellers) • Vagrant: • Crabs • Sea Stars • Sea Cucumbers • Sea Urchins • Brittle Stars

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