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Ocean 100 Final – SDSU Latest Version Already Graded A Euphotic zone first 200 meters -where photosynthesis can take place -suns radiation can be absorbed Seed Plants -true plants -not very abundant -grasses, eelgrass and surfgrass -mangroves -like warm, muddy waters -have a root system Protists a) large algae(seaweed) -brown algae(kelp), green (sponge weed), red (rhodophyta) b) phytoplankton(small algae) -most producers -diatoms -coccolithophores -dinoflagellates ...

CAP Mitchell Aerospace 2024/2025 Questions with Correct Answers 1st U.S. space station - Correct Answer Skylab What does the aileron do? - Correct Answer moves plane along longitudinal axis Coanda effect - Correct Answer air is a fluid like water and the flow tends to stick to the wing cause of relative winds - Correct Answer as an airplane moves forward on takeoff, it creates a "wind" that goes in the opposite direction __________ can have enough energy to provide lift for an air...

Plasma - electrically charged gas Thermonuclear fusion - The transformation of lighter atomic particles into heavier ones, requiring high temperatures. Hydrostatic equilibrium - the condition in which gravity and gas pressure are balanced Differential rotation - Rotation of different regions of an object (different latitudes or depths) at different rates Core - the central region of a star where high temperatures and high densities allow thermonuclear fusion reactions to occur, releasing ...

biosphere correct answersThe sum total of all earth's ecosystems biome correct answersone of many distinctive types of ecosystems determined by climate and identified by the predominant vegetation and organisms that have adapted to live there Ecosystem correct answersall of the organisms in a given area plus the physical environment in which and with which they interact Community correct answersAll the populations (plants, animals, and other species.) living and interacting in an area....

biosphere The sum total of all earth's ecosystems biome one of many distinctive types of ecosystems determined by climate and identified by the predominant vegetation and organisms that have adapted to live there Ecosystem all of the organisms in a given area plus the physical environment in which and with which they interact Community All the populations (plants, animals, and other species.) living and interacting in an area. Population All the individuals of a...

Euphotic zone - Answer-first 200 meters -where photosynthesis can take place -suns radiation can be absorbed Seed Plants - Answer--true plants -not very abundant -grasses, eelgrass and surfgrass -mangroves -like warm, muddy waters -have a root system Protists - Answer-a) large algae(seaweed) -brown algae(kelp), green (sponge weed), red (rhodophyta) b) phytoplankton(small algae) -most producers -diatoms -coccolithophores -dinoflagellates Eukaryotes - Answer-seed plants and protist...

Annalemma - The figure 8 curve that represents the angular offset of the sun from its mean position at as viewed from the earth Balance Point Temperature - The outdoor temperature at which a building makes the transition from a heating to a cooling need Daylight autonomy - The percentage of an area that meets a minimum daylight illuminance level or specified fraction of the operating hours per year. also referred to as special daylight autonomy Daylight factor - The ratio expressed as a p...

Annalemma - The figure 8 curve that represents the angular offset of the sun from its mean position at as viewed from the earth Balance Point Temperature - The outdoor temperature at which a building makes the transition from a heating to a cooling need Daylight autonomy - The percentage of an area that meets a minimum daylight illuminance level or specified fraction of the operating hours per year. also referred to as special daylight autonomy Daylight factor - The ratio expressed as a p...

ARE 5.0 PPD Latest Update (2023/2024) Rated A Annalemma The figure 8 curve that represents the angular offset of the sun from its mean position at as viewed from the earth Balance Point Temperature The outdoor temperature at which a building makes the transition from a heating to a cooling need Daylight autonomy The percentage of an area that meets a minimum daylight illuminance level or specified fraction of the operating hours per year. also referred to as special daylight autonomy Daylight...

What were the early ideas of how the Sun shines? Why were these ideas incorrect? Why does the Sun shine? - Answer-Chemical burning was what humans thought made the sun shine. However, if this was true- the sun would be like a campfire that would need a fuel source and to be "fed" periodically. The Sun shines due to nuclear fusion Be able to name the Sun's layers from inside to outside and be able to know the importance of each layer (e.g. what type of light does the chromosphere emit?) -...