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As density increases
As temperature increases
As salinity increases
Ocean depth increases and salinity increases then
True or False: Salinity increases as ocean depth increases.
Determine at what depth the halocline reaches its maximum salinity?
0 meters
100 meters
200 meters
400 meters
Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels have been decreasing since 1960
Humans have been working hard to decrease carbon dioxide levels
Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels have increased steadily since 1960
Choose one statement that is true of the above charts.
There was more precipitation in Miami during the month of May from 1981-2010.
There was more precipitation in Miami during the month of May from 1901-1930.
Choose one statement that is true of the above charts.
The average temperatures throughout the year were slightly warmer in 1901-1930.
The average temperatures throughout the year were slightly cooler in 1901-1930.
The data table above contains information about high and low tides for a particular location. The data in this table best supports which of the following conclusions?
The difference between high and low tides is greatest during a new or full moon.
The high and low tides are always exactly the same during first and third quarter moons.
The highest high and lowest low tides usually happen a few days after we see a full moon.
High tides get gradually higher and low tides get gradually lower throughout the lunar cycle.
The data table provides information about air and water conditions in a certain location throughout the day. Which of the following statements about waves is supported by data in the table?
The warmer the water, the larger the wave.
Wave speed is influenced by wind direction.
Colder air temperatures increase wave height.
Wave height increases as wind speed increases.
Calculate the mangrove habitat percent contribution to global carbon sequestration.
14%
30%
10%
20%
Calculate the estuaries habitat percent contribution to global carbon sequestration.
14%
30%
10%
20%
True or False
The amount sequestered per year (24 Tg C year⁻¹) represents the rate at which carbon is being removed from the atmosphere and stored in mangroves on an annual basis.
True
False
True or False
The amount of carbon stored (Tg C) represents the cumulative amount of carbon that has been sequestered over time and is currently stored within the biomass (above or below ground) of the ecosystem.
True
False
Determine what event occurred in 2000?
Neutral
El Nino
La Nina
Contrast surface ocean plastic by mass (tonnes) to plastic by particle count recorded in the Mediterranean Sea.
Third lowest mass and second lowest particle count
Third lowest mass and lowest particle count
Fourth lowest mass and lowest particle count
Third highest mass and second highest particle count
Determine the approximate wave height for July
2
1.95
1.75
1.5
According to the graph, the highest rate of accretion was recorded along the coastline of the
Black Sea
North Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Baltic Sea
Infer the relationship between dissolved carbon dioxide and pH
As carbon dioxide concentration increases so does the acidity
As carbon dioxide concentration decrease so does the acidity
What is the role of mangroves in mitigating climate change?
They filter and trap sediments
They act as natural barriers against erosion
They store significant amounts of carbon in their biomass and sediment
They stabilize coastlines and prevent erosion
Order the following based on biomass carbon storage (1 lowest - 5 highest mg of C02 per hectare)
Seagrass
Salt Marsh
Boreal Forest
Tropical Forests
Mangroves
Order the following based on soils carbon storage (1 lowest - 5 highest mg of C02 per hectare)
Tropical Forest
Boreal Forest
Seagrass
Salt Marsh
Mangroves
Match the following pictures to the term
Normal Conditions | ||||
El Nino | ||||
La Nina |
Describe the relationship between temperature, density, salinity and depth.
Temperature increases with depth, and salinity decreases with depth due to processes like evaporation and freezing. Therefore the density also increases.
Temperature increases with depth, and salinity increases with depth due to processes like evaporation and freezing. Therefore the density also decreases.
Temperature decreases with depth, and salinity increases with depth due to processes like evaporation and freezing. Therefore the density also increases.
Temperature decreases with depth, and salinity increases with depth due to processes like evaporation and freezing. Therefore the density also decreases.
Which depth range corresponds to the rapid transition between warm surface waters and colder deep waters
0-500m
500-1000m
1000-1500m
1500-2000m
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