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UNIT 1    The Science of Marine Biology

LESSON 1:  The importane of the ocean and marine organisms

LESSON 2:  Marine Biology History

LESSON 3: The properties of water

LESSON 4: The chemistry of sea water

LESSON 5: Temperature and salinity

LESSON 6: Light and sound 

 

UNIT 2: Fundamentals of Biology

LESSON 1: Cells

LESSON 2: The movement of substance

LESSON 3:The flow of energy

LESSON 4: Respiration

LESSON 5: Photosynthesis

UNIT 3: The Microbiological World

LESSON 1:  Phytoplankton, Nanoplankton and Zooplankton

LESSON 2: Bacteria

• description
• reproductions
• spores 
• habitats
• habitat marino
• bacilos
• cocos
• espirilos 
• espiroquetas
• micoplasma
• rickettsia

LESSON 3: Protistas 

• Producers protists. Algaes (red, green, brown)

•  Diatoms and dinoflagellates 

•  euglenes 

•  amoebas and foraminifera 

•  zooflagellates 

•  heterotrophic protists (mohos acuáticos).

 

UNIT 4:  Seaweeds and Plants

LESSON 1: Characteristics of Seaweeds

LESSON 2: Life cycle of Polysiphonia a red algae

LESSON 3:  Life cycle of the Kelp Laminaria

LESSON 4; Alternation of generation in Ulva

LESSON 5:  Life cycle of Clamydomonas

LESSON 6: Algae and human affairs 

UNIT 5:  Marine Invertebrates

LESSON 1:  Songes, Cnidarian, Worms

• characteristics

• neurons and ganglia

• digestive tract 

•  Sponges 

•  cnidarian 

•  worms

LESSON 2:  Echinoderms

• Arthropods

• Echinoderms

• spine skins

• simetry

•  nervous systems

• vascular systems

• classification 

  

LESSON 3: Molluscs

• characteristics

• ganglia and brain

•  blood pumping 

•  The bodies of molluscs 

•  marines worms

LESSON 4: Arthropods-Crustacean

UNIT 6: MARINE VERTBRATES 

LESSON 1: Fish without jaw

LESSON 2:  Cartilaginous fish

LESSON 3: Bony Fish

LESSON 4: MARINE REPTILES

LESSON 5: MARINE MAMMALS 

LESSON 6: BIRDS OF THE COAST 

 

 Bony fish, cartilaginous fish, fish without jaw