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“where the rivers meet the sea” Estuaries “where the rivers meet the sea”

What is an Estuary? A partially enclosed coastal body of brackish water with one or more rivers flowing into it that connects to the ocean. Brackish water is a mixture of fresh and saltwater.

NC Estuaries The largest estuary in North Carolina is the Pamlico Sound.

Why are Estuaries Important? Estuaries trap sediment and nutrients traveling from the land by rivers and from the oceans brought in by the tides. Estuaries are one of the most diverse and productive ecosystems in the world.

Estuaries as a Resource Humans harvest seafood from Estuaries. Humans rely on Estuaries to protect the coastline during storms and to reduce flooding inland.

The Ocean

Why is the Ocean important? For so many reasons… A speech given by John F. Kennedy, Jr. sums it up well, so much so that Carnival Cruise Lines used his speech in their 2015 Super Bowl Commercial. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/style- blog/wp/2015/02/02/carnival-cruises-quotes-jfk-in- super-bowl-2015-commercial/

Salinity Salinity - The total amount of dissolved salt in a sample of water. How much of the water in the Ocean is salt?

Salinity Salinity - The total amount of dissolved salt in a sample of water. 1000 grams of sea water contains an average of 35 grams of salt How much of the water in the Ocean is salt? Only 3.5%

Where does the salt come from? Volcanic Activity and Land Erosion add many different minerals to the ocean. These minerals are mostly Sodium and Chloride, and when combined make salt!

Effects of Salinity Salinity lowers the freezing point of water. Salt water takes longer to freeze than fresh water! Salinity increases the density of water It is easier to float in salt water than in fresh water!

Effects of Salinity Egg Demo Egg in Salt water vs. Egg in Fresh water Make your predictions: What will happen when an egg is placed in Fresh water? What will happen when an egg is placed in Salt water? What does this tell us about the density of salt water in comparison to fresh water?

The higher the salt content of the water, the greater its density. The lower the salt content of the water, the lower its density The Dead Sea is so salty and dense, people can actually float on the surface. rainfall decreases salinity near The surface evaporation increases salinity in warm conditions

Dissolved Gases in the Ocean What 2 gases are found in the air AND in the ocean?

Dissolved Gases in the Ocean What 2 gases are found in the air AND in ocean water? Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide

Dissolved Gases in the Ocean What is the SOURCE of Oxygen in the Ocean? What is the SOURCE of Carbon Dioxide in the Ocean?

Plants and the Atmosphere Animals and the Atmosphere Gases in Ocean Water What is the SOURCE of Oxygen in the Ocean? Plants and the Atmosphere What is the SOURCE of Carbon Dioxide in the Ocean? Animals and the Atmosphere

Ocean animals need the dissolved gases to survive. Ocean animals take in oxygen and give off carbon dioxide

Changes with Depth How do each of the properties change as you go deeper in the ocean? Temperature? Light? Salinity? Density? Pressure?

Changes with Depth How do each of the properties change as you go deeper in the ocean? Temperature? Decreases Light? Decreases Salinity? Stays relatively the same Density? Increases Pressure? Increases

Density: the density of seawater depends on temperature and salinity Usually less dense at the surface and increases in density as you go down into the deep zone Pressure: pressure increases as you go down to the deep zone