6. Chesapeake Bay Notes
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The Chesapeake Bay is the largest estuary in the United States, stretching over 200 miles in length with a watershed that drains into it from six states. Formed by glacial activity at the end of the last ice age and impacted by a meteor crater, the Bay has a range of salinity levels from nearly freshwater at its northern end to increasing salinity further south where rivers meet the Atlantic Ocean. Its composition is influenced by dissolved materials from decomposing organisms, organisms releasing compounds, and runoff entering via tributaries while dissolved gases like oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and phosphorus impact organisms throughout the food web, from the largest volumes at the bottom to decreasing energy transfer at each higher trophic
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The document summarizes the life cycle of stars in 6 sections: 1) how lighter elements were produced in the Big Bang and through nuclear fusion in stars, 2) how nuclear fusion works to convert hydrogen to helium, 3) how larger stars produce heavier elements like carbon and oxygen through continued fusion, 4) how stars form from clumps of gas and dust, 5) how a star's mass determines what elements it can produce and its life cycle, and 6) how the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram relates brightness and temperature to describe a star's life cycle.
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Relative dating uses principles like the law of superposition, original horizontality, and crosscutting relationships to determine the sequence of geological events. Uniformitarianism, proposed by James Hutton in the 1800s, suggests geological processes in the past can be explained by current processes, groundbreaking because it indicated the Earth was millions rather than thousands of years old. Relative dating determines the age of objects in relation to each other using characteristics of sedimentary layers, unconformities, and which rocks cut through others.
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This document discusses absolute dating and radiometric dating. Absolute dating determines the numeric age of a geologic object by measuring the radioactive decay of isotopes with long half-lives. Radiometric dating compares the percentages of radioactive parent isotopes to stable daughter isotopes produced after half lives to calculate the age of a sample. Examples of practice problems show how to calculate the number of half lives needed for a sample amount to decay and determine half life from initial and final isotope amounts.
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This document defines key terms related to volcanism such as magma, lava, and volcanoes. It also describes the three main types of plate boundaries that can cause volcanic activity: convergent boundaries between oceanic and continental plates or two oceanic plates which form subduction zones and volcanic mountain ranges; divergent boundaries like mid-ocean ridges where new crust is formed; and hot spots caused by stationary upwellings of magma not located at a boundary.
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This document defines key terms related to earthquakes and seismic waves. It explains that earthquakes are caused by a sudden release of energy along fault lines in the earth. The focus is the location within the earth where the earthquake starts, while the epicenter is the point on the surface directly above the focus. There are three main types of seismic waves: P-waves which move in the direction of travel, S-waves which move sideways, and surface waves which cause the most damage. The timing and speed of P and S waves detected by seismic stations can be used to locate the epicenter of an earthquake.
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The document summarizes Alfred Wegener's theory of continental drift from 1912. It proposed that the continents were once joined together in a supercontinent called Pangea, which later broke apart and drifted to their current positions. Wegener noted evidence supporting this, like matching fossil and rock formations across oceans, but did not know the mechanisms that caused the drift. Later studies discovered plate tectonics, including sea floor spreading at mid-ocean ridges, which provided the explanation for how and why the continents moved over time.
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Plate tectonics is the theory that explains how the Earth's crust is divided into plates that move and change shape over geological time. The lithosphere consists of rigid tectonic plates that move atop the asthenosphere, a plastic layer of the upper mantle that flows slowly due to convection currents in the Earth's mantle. Heat from the interior rises at mid-ocean ridges, pushing crust outward and causing plates to move apart while cooler material sinks back into the mantle.
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Simple Organisms Notes
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6. Chesapeake Bay Notes
- 2. Estuary: Body of water where fresh and salt water mixes Largest of the 130 estuaries in the United States
- 3. Size of the Chesapeake Bay: Pennsylvania NJ Volume: 15 Trillion Gallons 11,684 miles of shoreline Maryland Depth Range: 0-174 feet Average Depth: 21 feet DE Virginia 3.4 miles to 25 miles wide 200 miles in length
- 4. Watershed: An area of land that drains to a particular river, lake, bay or other body of water
- 5. Bay Creation - Meteor A meteor crashed, setting the stage for the bay to be formed The resultant crater is called the Exmore Crater
- 6. Bay Creation - Glaciers The movement and melting of the glacier during the last ice age caused the creation of the streams and rivers that make up the Chesapeake Bay
- 7. Salinity of the Bay: Salinity of the bay increases as you head south Freshwater comes in from the rivers so the top is essentially freshwater Increasing Salinity
- 8. Composition of Water: Sources of dissolved materials: Decomposition of dead organisms Live organisms releasing compounds directly Organic and inorganic materials enter through tributaries
- 9. Dissolved Gases: Dissolved oxygen is affected by temperature and salinity Dissolved carbon dioxide is necessary for plants and comes from respiration of organisms Nitrogen and phosphorus are also necessary for organisms, however, due to run-off they can be in poisonous concentrations
- 10. Food Web: Most energy and largest volume of organisms found at the bottom Less and less energy is transferred through each trophic level because it is used or lost as heat Contaminants ingested by each level get passed along in increasing amounts through the food web