marine ecology

Presents an introduction to oceans, in simple text with illustrations, including information on the ocean's climate, motion, regions, animals, and technology.

Simple text and pictures introduce the ocean habitat, plants and animals.

Provides information about various aspects of the world's oceans--waves, tides, the food chain, marine creatures, coastlines, and more.

Illustrations, text, and projects provide information about oceans and tides; methods of underwater and deep-sea exploration; and several sea dwelling and beach dwelling creatures.

Illustrations and text describe five different saltwater environments, including coral reefs, kelp forests, deep seas, tide pools, and Antarctica, that serve as homes to a wide variety of plants and animals.

Explores the ocean environment as a habitat for life, the kinds of organisms found in the ocean, and the relations of people to the sea.

Discusses the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of various animals that live in the ocean biome.

Explores the latest discoveries in marine ecology and oceanography. Adjunct to the Smithsonian traveling exhibit, Ocean Planet.

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that provide information about a range of aquatic life and lore, covering fish, islands, seabirds, marine geography, explorers, and other topics.

Presents an examination of the acquatic life in the the far reaches of the open ocean, providing information on the organisms, fish, food chains, and the physical characteristics of the open water.