Part 1
Part 1 of this assignment corresponds with lesson 3.1 in your Unit 2 readings. Carefully go through the lesson before completing the tasks below.
CONCEPT MAPPING
Marvin started a concept map to demonstrate the properties of water. He lost the map on campus, but luckily you found it. Save the day and complete his map, so that you can ace your next quiz!
To complete the map:
Select the given image below. It will open the link to a Google Doc.
Select FILE -> MAKE A COPY to make your own copy of the concept map. Please do not request edit access of the original document.
Concept Map
https://docs.google.com/document/d/12eqlXUzjdxvH4vhLXULtvPdAM0Fs23AQesCKDJcnO7U/edit?usp=sharing
You’ll notice that in the bottom left the document says “paste google drawing here.” As part of this task, you will be creating a Google drawing of a molecule of water. Be sure to label the molecule with the types of atoms and the charges that make this molecule polar.
Please carefully read the given tutorial if you have never used Google Draw before. As before, select the image below and this will open in a Google Doc tutorial.
Google Draw tutorial
Part 2
1. Go to: NOAA View Global Data Explorer
Use this link to run a model simulation of surface ocean pH (from 1861 to 2100), based on historical data and future projections of carbon dioxide emissions. Answer the provided questions on your Assignment 3 Worksheet about ocean acidification.
2. Go to: NOAA Coral Reef Watch Daily 5km Regional Virtual Stations
NOAA provides station data for many coral reefs around the world. Use the information below to answer the questions on the Unit 3 Assignment.
When selecting a marker on the map, you are selecting an individual station. There will be a few data points listed.
SST = Sea Surface Temperature
Hotspot = SST – MMM_SST_climatology where the MMM_SST_climatology value is the highest monthly mean SST of the year.
Anomaly = If the value is positive, it means that the SST is higher than average. If the value is negative, it means that the SST is lower than average.
DHW = Degree Heating Week Value
The gauge at the top will tell you the current coral bleaching alert level.
Part 3
Part 3 of this assignment corresponds with lesson 3.4. Carefully go through the lesson before completing the given tasks.
Task: Select one ecosystem from the list.
Review the section thoroughly for the ecosystem you selected.
Answer the provided questions on the Unit 3 Assignment worksheet.
The ecosystem I chose is Wetlands
