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5 organisms living in the intertidal zone

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5 organisms living in the intertidal zone

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6.Crab-a crustacean with a broad carapace, stalked eyes, and five pairs of legs, the first pair of which are modified as pincers.
7.Limpets-a marine mollusk with a shallow conical shell and a broad muscular foot, found clinging tightly to rocks.
8.whelk-a predatory marine mollusk with a heavy,pointed spiral shell,some kinds of which are edible
9.Chitos-is a marine mullusk that has an oval flattened body with a shell of overlapping plates
10.Sea anemones-is a plant of the buttercup family typically bearing brightly colored flowers in the sea.

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Our problem is that there is a large number of foot traffic in the area.
If there is a large number of foot traffic many animals like deposit feeders will have to be very careful in the day in case someone takes or kills them.
If this happen the food web will change by some bit, many of the deposit feeders will not get there food, the first and second order carnivores will lose some food that they eat.
But if this does happen they will have to get there food at night for a better chance of living.
One way we can stop this is by having less people on the beach and having them spread out more around the beach so one place is not jampack with people and at night time let the the littlest or nobody on the beach

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5 organisms living in the intertidal zone 

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5 organisms living in the intertidal zone 

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1.Sea star-is a star shaped fish belonging to the class asteroidea
2.Barnacle-A barnacle is a type of arthropod constitionning the infracles
3.Sea slug- is a common name for the marine intertebrates with varying levels of resenblance to terrestrial slugs
4.Mussels-They are filter feeders they ride on plankton
5.Isopods-a crustacean of the order, such as a wood louse

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For our marine biology class we did an experiment to see how long it would take a star fish to eat a clam. This is a short time-lapse of the first 45 minutes of it feeding.

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-light,heat,mechanical, support,organic,matter, nutrients,water,Air quality and so on.

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A short description of what are intertidal zonation with an example using barnacles

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Temperature can  be extremely hot or freezing cold,rocky Interdial events in november and december ,during winter storms,challenges from large waves ,strong currents battering by storm debris,and sand scuor

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the bottom of the pyramid holds the marine plants.  They have algae, seagrasses and single celled phytoplankton.
The second layer has filter feeders, deposit feeders and grazers.  Filter feeders eat phytoplankton and zooplankon.  Deposit feeders eat detritus ooze from the ocean floor, as well as slime that coats rocks and mud shores when the tide has gone out.
The third level is the first level carnivores.  The hunt down and eat herbivores.
The fourth level are the second level carnivores. They hunt down both first level carnivores and herbivores

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Intertidall zone Abiotic Factors-Are things like water depth,Temperature, Turbulence ,salinity,PH balance,Tides,winds,  and sediment.

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Intertidall zone Abiotic Factors-Are things like water depth,Temperature, Turbulence ,salinity,PH balance,Tides,winds,  and sediment.

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Intertidal zone Biotic factors-Human impact,density of algae/kelp,population of plants,Mollusks and so on.

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some are light, heat, mechanical support, organic matter, nutrients, water, air quality, competition, and many more

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Coastal pollution also poses a threat to tide pool animals and plants. Also pollution like trash, oil spills, sewage spills. and toxic chemicals are a threat to this ecosystem.