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Water Ecology Lab Elise Olivieri Curtis High School, Staten Island Summer Research Program for Science Teachers August 2009 Introduction This lab gets students out of the classroom and into the field. In this lab, students apply many concepts they have learned thus far in their scientific exploration and puts their skills to use. This lab can easily be modified so students could test ponds, lakes or rivers. Allow students to construct their own kits with low cost materials found in the classroom or their homes. Groups of 4 should spend approximately one class period preparing for the lab by collecting, labeling, and reviewing the equipment and lab worksheets. The other class period is spent at the site, and the third class period is spent observing organisms in the water and agar, and cleaning up the equipment. The only thing that the teacher will have to prepare would be the test tubes with nutrient agar. You may help supply the low cost equipment or ask your lab technician to help round up supplies. Materials Needed for Field Work: Thermometer Rubber band Fishing line on thermometer 5m fishing line on float (bobber) Eye dropper (plastic pipet) Pencil String on wood spool Hand lens Plastic collecting jar pH paper Stoppered agar test tube Meter sticks or large measuring tape on spool Materials Need for Lab Work: Microscope Slides, cover slips

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Water Ecology Primary Producers Primary Consumers Secondary Consumers Food Pyramid ... Energy Pyramid Shallow Rocky Shore The shallow rocky shores are found at the intertidal zone where Penancea, Rhoneah, and Mandalea border the ocean. The eastern coast of Penancea has a stretch of about 5 miles of gradual slopes that can reach depths of up to 600 feet. This region is full of life and activity. A long the surface of the rocky shores in the shallow region, waves are constantly moving forcefully and quickly over the rocks. During the winter season, the waves are stronger and more forceful than during summer seasons. During low tides, some areas are exposed to air so plants and animals have adapted to constant changes in the environment. Plants such as Aflafla and Lausterumples have developed strong hold fast structures and stems to help them withstand strong water currents. Other water plants such as Jetoweed can grow quite tall in order to reach the light source, Luminous. The animals in this region have also adapted to the constant strong water currents in the region. Some animals such as the Sea Cleeaks and Strongylocentrotus Purpuratus have developed shells to help them withstand the strong currents. They also have filamentous anchors and tube feet to help them cling to rocks as they roam around the rocky shores to find food. Other animals such as Rahyds have developed tentacles with stinging cells to help them capture their prey.

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