November 23, 2009

Ostracods
Copepod
Copepod feeding motion
Reconstructed feeding currents
Picoplankton
Diurnal Migrating Plankton
Polar Seasonal Vertical Migration
Planktonic Patchiness
Multicellular life
Origin of Animals
What kinds of Animals exist?
Nekton
Cephalopods
Fish
Jawless Fish (Class Agnatha)
Sharks and Rays
Sand Tiger Shark
Shark Attacks

Bony Fish
Fish Body Morphology
Coloration
Counter-Shading: a type of crypsis
Benthos
Habitats
Nutrition

Lecture Notes: Lecture 23: Plankton 2 and Nekton

1. Lecture 1: Introduction to Ocean Interactions
2. Lecture 2: Earth and the origins of our oceans
3. Lecture 3: The shape of the ocean floor
4. Lecture 4: Shape of the ocean
5. Lecture 5: Earth's morphology, magnetism and dating
6. Lecture 6: Plate Tectonics
7. Lecture 7: Plate Tectonics 4
8. Lecture 8: California tectonics, marine sediments
9. Lecture 9: Marine sediments
10. Lecture 10: Sediments and Seawater
11. Lecture 11: Sediments and Seawater
12. Lecture 12: Seawater
13. Lecture 13: Seawater, pH and Wind
14. Lecture 14: Seawater, pH and Wind
15. Lecture 15: Wind, Currents
16. Lecture 16: Currents and Winds
17. Lecture 17: Currents
18. Lecture 18: Currents and Waves
19. Lecture 19: Breaking waves, tsunami & tides
20. Lecture 20: Tides, Marine Systems, Photosynthesis and Productivity
21. Lecture 21: Photosynthesis, Respiration, Productivity, Habitats & Plankton
22. Lecture 22: Phytoplankton, Diatoms, Dinoflagellates, Coccolithophores, Radiolaria & Ostracods
23. Lecture 23: Ostracods, Copepod, Picoplankton, Migrating Plankton, Multicellular life, Origin of Animals, Nekton
24. Lecture 24: Nekton and Benthos
25. Lecture 25: Marine Resources
26. Lecture 26: Climate Change
27. Lecture 27: Climate Change

In this course, Prof. Edwin Schauble gives 27 video lectures on Introduction to Oceanography. This class provides a general introduction to geological, physical, chemical, and biological processes and history of Earth's global oceanic system.

Prerequisites
•High school science background
– Math: algebra & geometry, graphs
– Metric units
– Geography: maps, Earth's major features, longitude & latitude
– Chemistry: elements, atoms, molecules, chemical equations
– Physics: matter, density, waves, velocity, energy, gravity
– Biology: genus, species, evolution, plants & animals

Original Course Name: Earth & Space Science 15: Introduction to Oceanography.

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