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1 Marine Ecosystem Book Project

2 Samples

3 More Samples

4 Even More Samples…

5 Page 1 - TITLE PAGE MARINE ECOSYSTEMS NAME

6 PUGET SOUND What is an estuary? 4 types of estuaries Diagram of Puget Sound – location Substrate Water velocity Vegetation animals

7 Salt Marsh Latitude Substrate Water Velocity Vegetation Animals

8 Mangrove Forest Location, Substrate, Water Velocity, Plants (Must have a Mangrove Tree) and Animals

9 Rocky Shores Location, Substrate, Water Velocity, Plants, Animals Must have diagram of Rocky Coastline with zones labeled.

10 Sandy Beach Parts of a Beach – diagram labeled Substrate, Water Velocity, Vegetation, Animals

11 Coral Reef Location (world-wide distribution), Substrate, Water Velocity, Vegetation, Animals Types of coral reefs (fringing, barrier, atolls)

12 Kelp Forest Location (World Wide Distribution, Substrate, Water Velocity, Vegetation, Aniamals Labeled Diagram of Kelp Structure

13 Seagrass Bed Highlight Padilla Bay in Puget Sound Location (World-wide Distribution), Water Velocity, Substrate, Vegetation, Animals Diagram of Seagrass

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