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The video "How pollution is changing the ocean's chemistry" by Triona McGrath is a fascinating and alarming exploration of how pollution is altering the chemistry of our oceans. With clear and accessible animation, McGrath explains how the release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere is leading to ocean acidification, which can have serious consequences for marine life and ultimately, for humanity. She also highlights some potential solutions, such as reducing carbon dioxide emissions and restoring marine ecosystems. Overall, this video is a wake-up call for urgent action to protect our oceans and our planet as a whole.

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How pollution is changing the ocean's chemistry | Triona McGrath

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The video "A Coral Reef Love Story" is a beautiful and informative short film about the intricate relationship between coral reefs and the many species that depend on them. Through stunning underwater footage and expert interviews, the film highlights the importance of coral reefs in maintaining ocean biodiversity and regulating the global climate. The film also discusses the threats facing coral reefs, such as climate change and human activity, and encourages viewers to take action to protect these fragile ecosystems. Overall, "A Coral Reef Love Story" is a visually stunning and compelling call to action to protect one of the world's most valuable and vulnerable ecosystems.

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A love story for the coral reef crisis | Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

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Verb to be forms (Interrogative):

1.     What is your area of expertise as a biologist?

2.     Are you currently working on any research projects?

3.     Is it important for biologists to have a strong background in mathematics?

4.     Are there any specific skills or qualifications required to become a biologist?

5.     Is it common for biologists to collaborate with scientists in other fields?

There is / there are (Interrogative):

6. Are there any new developments in the field of biotechnology?
7.     Is there a need for more research on endangered species?

8.     Are there any challenges associated with studying marine biology?

9.     Are there any particular tools or instruments that biologists use in their work?

10.  Is there a demand for biologists in the job market?

Demonstrative pronouns (Interrogative):

11. Which of these specimens do you consider the most interesting?
12.  What are these findings indicative of?

13.  Are these results consistent with previous research?

14.  Which of these research methods do you prefer, and why?

15.  Can you explain these concepts to me using these diagrams?

Simple present tense (Interrogative):

16. How often do you conduct experiments in your laboratory?
17.  Do you attend conferences and present your findings?

18.  What kind of data do you collect during field work?

19.  Do you analyze your results on your own or as part of a team?

20.  What motivates you to pursue a career in biology?

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Rock is an association of minerals

Rock is not an association of minerals

Is the rock an association of minerals?

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Spiders are dangerous

Spiders are not dangerous

Are spiders dangerous?

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Flowers are part of the ecosystem

Flowers are not part of the ecosystem

Are flowers part of the ecosystem?

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Mites are disease transmitters

Mites are not disease transmitters

Are mites transmitters of diseases?

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crabs are characterized by having five pairs of legs

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Crabs are very fast

Crabs are not very fast

Are crabs very fast?