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Overview of Exploring Creation with Marine Biology, 2nd Edition, Softcover Textbook Apologia is known for texts that are very accessible — conversational and easy to absorb — even when the matter being discussed is very complex in nature. Additional information Weight 6 lbs Dimensions Bible K-6th Grade Middle School.
Middle School Science Bible Worldview. Blog Read the Apologia Blog. Curriculum Help New to Apologia? Search for:. Brown algae C. Kelps D. Red algae E. Coralline red algae 9. Green algae are characterized by: A. Being mostly unicellular B. Being mostly marine C.
Having chlorophyll plus red pigments D. Having true roots E. Having pigments similar to land plants The most complex and largest of all the seaweeds is included among one of these groups: A.
Coralline red algae D. Calcareous green algae E. Red algae The Sargasso Sea is found in the: A. Pacific Ocean B. Black Sea C. Indian Ocean D. Atlantic Ocean E. Arctic Ocean Coralline red algae receive this name due to their ability to: A. Emit light B. Accumulate calcium carbonate C. Be responsible for red tides D. Live together with corals in coral reefs E. Be parasites of other algae The group of seaweeds with the largest number of species is the: A.
Coralline algae Encrusting algae are commonly found living: A. In the plankton B. On rocks C. As parasites D. As endophytes E. On the water surface Algin is a natural product extracted from seaweeds. It is used as: A. An emulsifier in processed foods B. A paper substitute C. An insecticide D. An explosive E. An antibiotic Reproduction in seaweeds can be very complex. It generally includes: A. Only sexual reproduction B. Only asexual reproduction C. Both sexual and asexual reproduction D.
Only mitosis E. Only meiosis Marine flowering plants include all of the following except: A. Mangroves B. Kelps C. Seagrasses D. Cord grass E. Surf grass Marine flowering plants can be best differentiated from seaweeds by the fact that the marine flowering plants: A.
Have smaller flowers B. Must be covered by water at all times C. Must reproduce in the water D. Can only live along rivers near the coast E. Reproduce by seeds Salt-tolerant plants such as salt-marsh plants are called: A. Angiosperms C.
Gametophytes D. Halophytes E. Sporophytes Mangroves live in coastal waters that: A. Are well protected from strong wave action B. Have high salinity C. Are located in temperate regions D. Have high amounts of nutrients E. Are rocky 6 Key 1. Seagrasses Castro — Chapter 06 1 2. Are unicellular Castro — Chapter 06 2 3. Have true leaves Castro — Chapter 06 3 4. Are mostly unicellular Castro — Chapter 06 4 5.
Stipe Castro — Chapter 06 5 6. Leaf-like structures, or blades Castro — Chapter 06 6 7. Thallus Castro — Chapter 06 7 8. Coralline red algae Castro — Chapter 06 8 9. Having pigments similar to land plants Castro — Chapter 06 9 Red algae Castro — Chapter 06 10 Arctic Ocean Castro — Chapter 06 11 Be parasites of other algae Castro — Chapter 06 12 Coralline algae Castro — Chapter 06 13 On the water surface Castro — Chapter 06 14 An antibiotic Castro — Chapter 06 15 Only meiosis Castro — Chapter 06 16 Surf grass Castro — Chapter 06 17 Reproduce by seeds Castro — Chapter 06 18 Sporophytes Castro — Chapter 06 19 Animals, members of the kingdom Animalia, are characterized by all of the following except one: A.
Prokaryotic and eukaryotic B. Mostly multicellular C. Some are autotrophs D. Lack a backbone E. Eukaryotic and unicellular 2. Which of the following type of cells and structures of a sponge does not match the function? Collar cells — calcareous structures for support B. Osculum— opening through which water leaves C. Pore cells — opening through which water enters D. Spongin — fibers for support E. Gametes — reproduction 3.
All sponges share one of these features: A. Marine B. Reproduce by asexual reproduction only C. Relatively simple but sophisticated nervous system D. Nematocysts E. Multicellular 4. Sponges and all filter feeders use the following as a food source: A. Plankton only B. All particulate matter suspended in water C.
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