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I would say biological branch is my favorite because I the ocean is one the main resources that we, the humans, the advantage of. Also saving Ocean Species is one the main reason I like this branch.

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The branch of Oceanography that interests me is restoration and coral reef reservation. taking part hands on redeveloping coral reefs and bringing back marine life to coral reefs that need to be redeveloped.

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My favorite branch of oceanography is biological because the study of marine organisms is the most interesting to me. Specifically coral are really fascinating to me because of how they are the building blocks of reef ecosystems and harbor so much life;  I also have a certification as a coral restoration Curacao diver.

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Biological branch is so fascinating to me seeing marine organisms in there element. As a Hawaiian immersion student before we used have field trip go to the ocean and grab samples of the water to study planktons and those were the best things to learn about.

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My favorite branch of oceanography would be physical. As a surfer and paddler, it is interesting to learn about ocean surface currents, waves, tides, circulation of the ocean, etc.

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My favorite branch would have to he the Biological branch, specifically the coral reefs. I’ve always felt more connected and interested in this specifically part of Oceanography because of the species that live there.

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my favorite branch of oceanography would fall in the chemical aspect of Oceanography which interests me the most. I loved learning about the oceans acidity and how it directly has a negative impact on calcium carbonate which includes shells and corals. Learning about the different types of ways the ocean can get too acidic and when it is dangerous. Also learning about different things to do to aboid coral bleaching as well as pollution.

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I am most interested in geographical oceanography. Being that I grew up in Hawai'i learning about the natural land features, and its connections through the ocean, has piqued my interest for learning about the formation of this island in general. I also really like the idea of learning about new islands that are forming and the volcanic activity that comes with it.

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The biological branch of oceanography is my favorite because there is such a vast amount of biodiversity here in Hawaii, not only among marine animals but also among algae and other marine plants. It is interesting to see how humans interact with marine organisms to research new medicine, etc.

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I really like biological oceanography. I'm a fisherman, I've worked on charter boats, and I just love time on the water and interacting with the living organisms within. One of the boats I worked on did snorkel tours, and getting to snorkel of Waikiki and get paid to do it was an awesome experience. Watching the organisms interact with eachother, especially early in the morning was magical. Being in the water with all the creatures was the best "office". - Tyler Kramer

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Biological is the most interesting part to me because I would eventually like to become a marine veterinarian. The ocean has always been fascinating to me but the creatures inside of it are even more so. I love every animal in the ocean but some of my favorites are hammerhead sharks, manta rays, and turtles. These creatures are amazing and unique in their own way and I can’t wait to learn more about them.

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My favorite branch of oceanography would involve underwater acoustics, as Iʻve spent 5 years working previously in that field. I enjoy analyzing different noises in the ocean from biological, mechanical, or environmental sources.

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I am really fascinated by what physical oceanographers discover. Understanding the wave currents and has been something iʻve learned from my uncle who takes me surfing, its usually just whatʻs been past down from his dad or uncle, but the scientific side of tides and currents has been very intriguing.

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My favorite branch of oceanography is biological because the creatures in the deep ocean are fascinating to me. I'm very interested in the creatures in the deep ocean that we've discovered and the ones that we haven't.

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Biological Oceanography - Sydney Brickey

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Biological Oceanography - Sydney Brickey

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My favorite branch of Oceanography is Biological Oceanography because I see it as the most interesting. I enjoy seeing how ocean animals react to each other and their environment and why they preform the behaviors that they do. Right now I am very interested in the life of an octopus because they seem to have a biological complexity that is quite rare to see in nature.
- Sydney Brickey

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My favorite branch would be the biological branch because i love learning about alive organism and how they interact with other living organisms. Such as how global warming affects living organism under the sea. It is also interesting to see how they adapt to their surroundings, and how overtime it can change.
Julie hedlund

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What is your favorite branch of oceanography and why? Please explain 

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What is your favorite branch of oceanography and why? Please explain 

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I'd definitely say that the biological branch is my favorite, just because learning about the marine animals is so interesting. Growing up I've always been around the ocean and fishing, so its cool to learn more in depth about them.

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My favorite branch of oceanography would most likely be the biological branch because I am very interested in the living organisms. It fascinates me to see how other organisms interact with each other and how abiotic features can effect them heavily in different ways.