Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Matthew Otterbein Earth Sciences 203. Major Bodies of Water Four oceans: Pacific, Atlantic, Indian and Arctic Pacific is that largest and deepest 64,186,300.

Published byShannon Phelps Modified over 9 years ago

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "Matthew Otterbein Earth Sciences 203. Major Bodies of Water Four oceans: Pacific, Atlantic, Indian and Arctic Pacific is that largest and deepest 64,186,300."— Presentation transcript:

1 Matthew Otterbein Earth Sciences 203

2 Major Bodies of Water Four oceans: Pacific, Atlantic, Indian and Arctic Pacific is that largest and deepest 64,186,300 square miles 12,925 feet average depth Fifth ocean delimited in 2000 Southern Ocean north of Antarctica

3 Coral Reefs Form in shallow, warm seas Made of coral polyps’ skeletons Grow on top of old skeletons Spend adult lives fixed to same spot Coral diseases increasing dramatically

4 Ocean Zones Sunlit (down 650 feet) Sea plants any many animals Twilight (down to 3,300 feet) Many different fish Sunless (down to 13,100 feet) Animals feed on dead food from above

Download ppt "Matthew Otterbein Earth Sciences 203. Major Bodies of Water Four oceans: Pacific, Atlantic, Indian and Arctic Pacific is that largest and deepest 64,186,300."

Similar presentations

Nick Guglielmi Earth Science 203. Major Bodies of Water Four oceans: Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and Arctic Pacific is largest and deepest 64,186,300 square.

Nick Guglielmi Earth Science 203. Major Bodies of Water Four oceans: Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and Arctic Pacific is largest and deepest 64,186,300 square.
Continents, Hemispheres & Oceans

Continents, Hemispheres & Oceans
Oceans cover two thirds of the surface of the Earth. There are five oceans on the Earth. They are - the Atlantic Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Southern Ocean, Indian.

Oceans cover two thirds of the surface of the Earth. There are five oceans on the Earth. They are - the Atlantic Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Southern Ocean, Indian.
World Continents and Oceans

World Continents and Oceans
Habitats -‘who lives where’ The material in this slide show is provided free for educational use only. All other forms of storage or reproduction are.

Habitats -‘who lives where’ The material in this slide show is provided free for educational use only. All other forms of storage or reproduction are.
THE OCEAN. Some facts:  The ocean makes up 71% of the earth surface.  It is a big mass of water on the earth surface.  Ocean is approximately 3,5 billion.

THE OCEAN. Some facts:  The ocean makes up 71% of the earth surface.  It is a big mass of water on the earth surface.  Ocean is approximately 3,5 billion.
By: Lindsay and Rebecca

By: Lindsay and Rebecca
Continents and Oceans.

Continents and Oceans.
We are learning about the ocean. The ocean is salt water that covers most of the world. People pollute the water and kill some of the plants and animals.

We are learning about the ocean. The ocean is salt water that covers most of the world. People pollute the water and kill some of the plants and animals.
Fun Facts: Continents and Oceans. There are five main oceans in the world: The Arctic, The Atlantic, The Pacific, The Indian, and the Southern. The northern.

Fun Facts: Continents and Oceans. There are five main oceans in the world: The Arctic, The Atlantic, The Pacific, The Indian, and the Southern. The northern.
Ocean Bottom Chapter 3. Will lead to unlocking some of the mysteries of the ocean and may give insight into Earth’s past.

Ocean Bottom Chapter 3. Will lead to unlocking some of the mysteries of the ocean and may give insight into Earth’s past.
Continents and Oceans Grade 3.

Continents and Oceans Grade 3.
Allie Haseley 3 rd or 4 th grade science. Navigation Move Forward Move Backwards Return to Home.

Allie Haseley 3 rd or 4 th grade science. Navigation Move Forward Move Backwards Return to Home.
Unit 2.1- Oceans Introduction and Island Formations.

Unit 2.1- Oceans Introduction and Island Formations.
Do Now What covers almost three-fourths of Earth’s surface? What holds both the largest animals and some of the smallest organisms on Earth? Talk with.

Do Now What covers almost three-fourths of Earth’s surface? What holds both the largest animals and some of the smallest organisms on Earth? Talk with.
Unit 1 – Lesson 5 Continents and Oceans.

Unit 1 – Lesson 5 Continents and Oceans.
The Water Planet Ocean Basin Geography. Look at our Planet What is the dominant feature?

The Water Planet Ocean Basin Geography. Look at our Planet What is the dominant feature?
Continents and Oceans Introduction Grade 6R In this activity you will: Identify and name the seven continents Identify and name the four oceans Sketch.

Continents and Oceans Introduction Grade 6R In this activity you will: Identify and name the seven continents Identify and name the four oceans Sketch.
World Continents and Oceans 6 th Grade: Arlington ALL STARS.

World Continents and Oceans 6 th Grade: Arlington ALL STARS.
STUDENTS ARE ABLE TO IDENTIFY A CONTINENT AS A LARGE LAND MASS AND AN OCEAN AS A LARGE BODY OF WATER.

STUDENTS ARE ABLE TO IDENTIFY A CONTINENT AS A LARGE LAND MASS AND AN OCEAN AS A LARGE BODY OF WATER.

Similar presentations

Ads by Google