Exam 14: Estuaries

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MATCHING Match the mangrove ecosystem species with its most closely associated trophic level. -Detritivore

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Match the plant with its most closely associated substrate attachment method. -Holdfast

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Estuaries tend to be well supplied in the following limiting nutrient(s) of the open ocean:

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Ghost shrimp and mud shrimp play an active role in:

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What causes tidal overmixing in estuaries?

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Oysters generally settle at right angles to tidal currents. These currents:

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It is common for negative estuaries to be:

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In a partially mixed estuary the salinity

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An example of an osmoconformer is:

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Estuaries for many transient species are considered:

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Match the genus with its most closely associated common name. -Green algae

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Match the process with its most closely associated result. -Fjord

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Match the process with its most closely associated estuarine mixing type. -Negative estuary

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When dense seawater sinks below lighter fresh water we observe a condition called:

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Outline 3 human uses of estuaries that impact their ecology.

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MATCHING Match the mangrove ecosystem species with its most closely associated trophic level. -Secondary consumer

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An example of a salt-wedge estuary is:

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Match the process/epoch with its most closely associated estuary type. -Tectonic

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Seagrasses are important in all the following except:

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Even though estuaries support large numbers of organisms, there are relatively few numbers of species that live in estuaries. Why is this the case?

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