PPT-Antarctic animals

By Rose Antarctica is a very cold place so animals have to adapt to it in special ways Not many people go there because it is to cold But when you see the wildlife you know it is worth it Antarctica has an abundance of natural wildlife Animals in Antarctica have to be very strong to survive the cold weather. The world within the ice . Written by Elijah Fraser. map. Larson C ice shelf. 48,600km2 . Davis station.. Australia. Dumont D’ Urville station.. France. Weddell sea. Indian Ocean. Australian territory. Indian National Antarctic Data Center (INADC). 7. th. September 2011. Indian Antarctic Data Centre Management of India. National Centre for Antarctic and Ocean Research. Ministry of Earth Sciences (Govt. of India). Polar Ice. This activity requires students to investigate the changes in the area of sea ice in polar regions.. Step One. Mimic this statement in your purpose statement:. Purpose: To carry . out a statistical investigation to determine patterns in the amount of sea ice in the polar regions and use . Cody . McCann . and Arthur . Ryzak . Source: www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/09/sn_icexv/. Source: www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/antarctica/5011121/. Overview. Antarctica. Basin. Treaty System. Ice Resources - Freshwater. professor i naturgeografi/ glaciologi, . Uppsala universitet, . Institutionen för geovetenskaper, . Geocentrum. State . of. the Arctic. The . state. -. of. -the-art from the SWIPA . report. . published. March 2011. “As the last unspoilt wilderness on earth, Antarctica is currently protected by a treaty prohibiting drilling & mining until 2041. Decisions made by today’s youth will impact our entire planet’s ecosystem & the future of life on Earth”. By Jack Barnes. Emperor Penguin. The emperor penguin is the tallest and heaviest of all penguin species. It stands at about 1.2 metres tall and is in the range of 22 to 45kg. It is the only Antarctic living penguin, that breeds during the winter. That’s amazing when the temperature drops to -40. EVSC 1300. Spring 2016. Average. vertical. temperature. structure. of atmosphere. Average. vertical. temperature. structure. of atmosphere. NO. x. + VOCs + sunlight .  . Ground-level ozone. Figure18-9 p528. 1901-1922. Actually has roots in the 1890s as after the voyages of James. . Clarke Ross, Antarctica was largely ignored for over 40 . yrs. In 1893, Sir John Murray, naturalist from the HMS Challenger expedition and considered the father of modern oceanography, gave a lecture . Territorial Disputes in Antarctica an be traced to the first formal claim made. b. y Great Britain in 1908. It began when W. S. Bruce let a Scottish National Antarctic Expedition to . Laurie Island in the South Orkneys in 1902-1904. By Indi and Max. Phytoplankton. Phytoplankton are tiny plants that live in fresh and salt water.. Phytoplankton are eaten by:. -Krill. Krill. They are a small semi-transparent crustacean like a shrimp, about 4-5 cm . Antarctic Ice Sheet to systematically . examine vulnerability to regional . collapse of its floating ice shelves . and the potential for large resulting . contributions to sea level rise (SLR).. Significance and Impact. Born to Explore. Tom Crean was born on 25. th. February 1877 in Annascaul, Co. Kerry. Annascaul is located on the Dingle Peninsula in the southwest corner of Ireland. Tom grew up on the family farm and was one of ten children. . (Scott Borg). Antarctic Infrastructure & Logistics. (Brian Stone). Polar Environment. , . Health and Safety. (Polly Penhale). George Blaisdell. Operations Manager. 3, 4 November 2011. Antarctic Science.