1. CAMERON MOORE DUNNAVANT ADVANCED BIOLOGY 2 ND PERIOD CAMERON MOORE DUNNAVANT ADVANCED BIOLOGY 2 ND PERIOD Penguins and Bubble Algae

2. Emperor Penguin Bubble Algae

3. Multicellar Unicellular Type of Cell?

4. Cell Structure? / Cell Wall?

5. It catches organisms while swimming and eats it. It produces glucose with chloroplasts through the process of photosynthesis. Procurement of Food

6. They eat fish, krill, and squid. They eat the organisms and produce energy from it. They are predators of fish, krill, and squid. They are prey of leopard seals, fur seals, sea lions, sharks, and killer whales. They make energy with their chloroplasts. The emerald crab will eat bubble algae. Diet? / Procurement of Energy? / Predator and Prey Relationships

7. They crowd together to preserve warmth. They take turns in the middle, where it is more protected and warm than the outside. The females lay an egg and then go hunting, leaving the egg with the males. The females regurgitate the food for the newly hatched penguins. The mothers have brood pouches. They can withstand low light. It is single celled. It can reach up to 5 centimeters. Often found in mangrove forests. Some consider it a pest. Interesting facts

8. 45 in (115 cm) is the average. Up to 88 lbs (40 kg) Hunt in groups and gets in packs when preserving warmth. Reaches up to 5 cm. As shown in the picture, bubble algae can grow in groups. Size? / Pack or Solitary?

9. Emperor Penguin Bubble Algae Sexual reproduction Asexual reproduction Reproduction

10. Emperor Penguin Bubble Algae Secondary consumer Producer Niche

11. Emperor Penguin Bubble Algae These penguins live on Antarctica and in it's freezing surrounding waters. Can live in lowlight places and are often found in mangrove forests. Habitat

12. Emperor Penguin Bubble Algae They huddle together to defend themselves from the cold. Beak shape. Can withstand lowlight levels. Can use photosynthesis. Defense and Adaptations

13. Quiz Which organism partakes in sexual reproduction? Which organism can live in mangrove forest? Which organism has a beak? How big can a bubble alga grow? What is the average height of an emperor penguin?

14. Emperor penguin Bubble algae Emperor penguin 5 cm. in diameter 45 in. (115 cm.)

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