Critter du Jour: A Way to Engage Non-Majors in a Mostly Physical Oceanography Class
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Critter du Jour: A Way to Engage Non-Majors in a Mostly Physical Oceanography Class
Critter du Jour:A Way to Engage Non-Majors in a Mostly Physical Oceanography ClassDr. Cynthia VennDept. of Environmental, Geographical and Geological SciencesBloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
Critter Part #1 - Baleen
Bowhead or Northern Right Whale
Baleen whale feeding
Whalebone - corsets, buggy whips
Baleen baskets
Critter #2 - Sponges
Sponge Anatomy
Sponge Symbionts
Sponge spicules
Boring Sponges
Glass Sponge silica spicules (ouch)
Critter #3 - Coral
Coral Anatomy
Staghorn Coral
Brain Coral
Coral Bleaching
Black Band Disease
Critter #4 - Abalone
Harvested abalone
Shell-less abalone
Braised abalone
Chilean abalone ( Locos)
Abalone aquaculture
Paua New Zealand abalone
Critter #5 - BarnaclesAcorn barnacles & Gooseneck Barnacles
Life Cycle
Standard TAO mooringCourtesy of TAO Project Group, PMEL
El Nio/La Nia CyclesNormal Conditions
El Nio/La Nia CyclesEl Nio Conditions
TAO Array
Typical Buoy from SE sector fouled with numerous Lepas hillii
TAO Array
Typical buoy from 8N, fouled with mostly Lepas anatifera
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Barnacles and other foulers on the windsurfer hull
Barnacles recoveredfrom windsurfer hullLepas hilliiConchoderma virgatumRaphaelas problemBarnacle Sex
http://www.coralmagazine-us.com/content/barnacle-sex-video
Thank you!!Questions?