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I) Ancient History A)Phoenicians are the first accomplished sea travelers in the West
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I) Ancient History B)Polynesians were the first regular, long- distance, open ocean seafarers
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I) Ancient History C)Greeks 1)Pytheas a)Predicted tides by studying the moon b)Figured out how far north or south one was by using the North Star 384-322 BC
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I) Ancient History C)Greeks 2)Eratosthenes a)Calculated Earth’s circumference b)Invented the first latitude / longitude system 264-194 BC
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I) Ancient History C)Greeks 3)Aristotle a)1 st marine biologist b)Described many forms of sea life 384-322 BC
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I) Ancient History C)Greeks 4)Ptolemy a)1 st sphere map on flat paper b)Improved latitude & longitude system 384-322 BC
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I) Ancient History D)Latitude & Longitude: 1)Latitude a)Parallel lines running east / west b)Equator = 0 O c)Poles = 90 O d)Above equator = North e)Below equator = South
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I) Ancient History D)Latitude & Longitude: 1)Longitude a)Intersecting Lines that begin at one pole and end at other b)Prime Meridian = 0 O c)Opposite side = 180 O d)Right of Prime Meridian = East e)Left of Prime Meridian = West
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II) Middle Ages A.Vikings: 1)Raided, explored, & traded between 790 A.D. - 1100 2)Leif Eriksson discovers Vinland & North America 995 AD
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II) Middle Ages B)Arabs 1)Voyaged to E Africa, SE Asia, & India 2)Figured out wind patterns & currents (including monsoons)
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II) Middle Ages C)Chinese 1)Traded routes with Japan, Korea, & Australia by 1000 AD 2)First people to understand magnetism & use compasses 3)Developed central rudders & watertight compartments
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III) European Voyages of Discovery 1451 – 1506 AD A)Columbus: a)Rediscovers America in 1492
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III) European Voyages of Discovery 1480 – 1521 AD B)Magellan: 1)First person to sail around the world
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IV) Birth of Marine Science 1728 - 1779AD A)James Cook: 1)Explored all the oceans and began making scientific observations 2)Chronometer: clock that isn’t affected by waves, allowing one to accurately determine longitude
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IV) Birth of Marine Science B) Edward Forbes 1)Dredged ocean floor & discovered new sea creatures 2)Father of modern oceanography 1815 – 1854 AD
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IV) Birth of Marine Science C) U.S. Exploring Expedition 1)AKA: Wilkes Expedition 2)Five ships that explored the southern Atlantic & Pacific oceans 3)Included scientists & illustrators 1838– 1842 AD
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IV) Birth of Marine Science D) Matthew Maury 1)Father of Physical Oceanography 2)U.S. naval officer 3)The Physical Geography of the Sea 4)Among 1 st to envision worldwide patterns for surface winds and currents 1806– 1873 AD
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IV) Birth of Marine Science E) Charles Darwin 1)Studied plankton & described the formation of coral reef atolls 1809 – 1882 AD
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IV) Birth of Marine Science F)Challenger Expedition 1)Sea voyage lasting 4 years 2)Gathered biological, chemical, geological & physical data 3)Discovered Mid-Atlantic Ridge & Marianas Trench & over 4700 new species 4)50+ volumes (29,500 pages); taking 23 years to publish
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V) Modern Marine Biology A)Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole (Massachusetts) is established (1888)
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V) Modern Marine Biology B)The Scripps Institution of Oceanography is established (La Jolla, CA - 1924)
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V) Modern Marine Biology C)Meteor (1925-Germany) 1)Crossed Atlantic 14X, gathering biological, chemical, geological, & physical data D)Atlantis (1931-USA) 1)1 st ship designed & built for ocean exploration
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V) Modern Marine Biology E)Challenger II (1951-U.K.) 1)Used SONAR to map ocean floor a)WWII: for sub hunting b)Based on the detection of underwater echoes c)Allowed accurate mapping of oceanic floors
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V) Modern Marine Biology F)Submersibles: 1)William Beebe & Otis Barton develop bathysphere a)Dove over 2000 feet off Bermuda in 1932
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V) Modern Marine Biology F)Submersibles: 2)Deepest diving bathyscaphe a) Trieste dives to bottom Challenger Deep (36000 feet)
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V) Modern Marine Biology G)Hard Hat Diving 1)Developed by Augustus Siebe 2)Good for underwater labor, limited for underwater research
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V) Modern Marine Biology H)SCUBA: self contained underwater breathing apparatus 1)Developed after WWII by Emile Gagnan & Jacques Cousteau 2)First time one could study directly in the marine environment
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V) Modern Marine Biology I)Modern Scientific Ships (FLIP) J)Submarines
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V) Modern Marine Biology K)Satellites L)Remote Sensing
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V) Modern Marine Biology M)Critter cams
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V) Modern Marine Biology N)Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV)
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V) Modern Marine Biology O)Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV)
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V) Modern Marine Biology P)Global Positioning System (GPS)
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