Schuster-BMHS

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1.
1 point
Which of these would a seine net be a better tool for measuring?
2.
1 point
How are the three mangrove species ordered based on their proximity to the salt water?
3.
3 points
Oyster plankton looking to become spat require certain specific characteristics for their permanent habitat. Please select ALL of the requirements that must be met before an oyster plankton can settle out
4.
1 point
Scientists debate over the reason that the mullet fish commonly found in estuarine environments jump out of the water. Currently the most accepted rationale for their aeronuatical acrobatics has something to do with the amount of organic material that is decaying here. How are they related?
5.
1 point
What is the correct life cycle for an oyster?
6.
3 points
While seining you capture a fish that your partner believes to be an ambush predator. Which of the following characteristics (more than one may be selected) would lead you to think your partner is correct?
7.
2 points
Use the following information to calculate the total number of stone crab juveniles one would expect to find on a 10 cubic meter oyster bar.

50 oysters per oyster clutch
5000 oysters per cubic meter of oyster bar
25 stone crab juveniles per oyster clutch
8.
3 points
Please indicate all of the different ways that oysters act as a keystone species for the EMC estuary.
9.
1 point
Maritime hammocks get their name because
10.
1 point
How do mangroves benefit coastal human populations with regard to flooding and storm surge?
11.
1 point
Blue crabs are part of the portunid family of crabs because of their unique back “legs”. What does these special legs allow them to do that most crabs cannot?
12.
1 point
A seine net is a size selective tool because it will only allow the sampler to catch organisms that are large enough to not fit through the mesh holes or not powerful enough to swim away freely.