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    The article‚ Biotreatment of wastewater using aquatic invertebratesDaphnia magna and Paramecium caudatum‚ mainly pertains to the idea of cleaning dirty‚ polluted water. Every since we‚ as a society‚ have switched from an agrarian to an industrial way of life‚ our waters have become increasingly polluted. Thus‚ scientists have researched conducted experiments in order to attain clean water. One of the failed attempts of attaining clean water was one in which they tried to use chemicals. Unfortunately

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    September 9‚ 2014 Aquatic Invertebrates Invertebrates live in every type of aquatic habit‚ from salt water oceans and coral reefs to streams and rivers. There are many different types of invertebrates such as crayfish‚ clams‚ snails‚ leeches and other aquatic insect that play a key role in keep the aquatic ecosystems healthy. Throughout time aquatic invertebrates have morphologically adapted the different environments to benefit their everyday survival. For a long time invertebrates have been used

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    Heart Rate of Daphnia magna Introduction The Daphnia magna‚ more commonly known as water flea‚ is indigenous to ponds and lakes in northern and western North America. This crustacean has an outer transparent covering called the carapace. The unique physiology of the water flea is useful in translational research allowing researchers to visibly study all of the bodily systems without causing harm to the specimen (2). Being classified as an indicator species‚ the Daphnia magna are extremely

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    The purpose of this study is to understand the feeding rate of Daphnia magna. D. magna is a species of Daphnia that belongs to the suborder Cladocera (Ebert‚ 2005). They live in freshwater and feed on small‚ suspended particles in the water. They are filter feeders. Phyllopods‚ which are leaf-like appendages‚ provide a filtering apparatus for the collection of food. These structures beat to produce a constant current of water‚ allowing particles to be filtered by fine setae on the thoracic legs.

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    The Effects of Temperature‚ Acetylcholine‚ and Adrenaline on the Heart Rate of Daphnia magna Hieu Duong 6 April 2011 Introduction The heart is a muscular organ that constantly pumps blood throughout the human body. The continuous flow of blood creates a system for vital organs within the body to gain oxygen and nutrients. The timely delivery of oxygen to the body’s organs is very crucial. Brain cells‚ for example‚ will die within minutes if the flow of oxygen is obstructed. For the

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    Abstract The population dynamics of Daphnia magna are observed under three different conditions; low‚ medium‚ and high density. The effects of different population densities on the survivorship and reproduction of Daphnia are observed over a two-week period within a lab environment. Over the two week period‚ the numbers of parent Daphnia alive and dead are recorded daily‚ along with the amount of offspring produced each day. From the main parameter investigated‚ the net reproductive rate‚ the

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    ____________ of ____________ and ____________ on ____________ in Daphnia. (Length: not more than two pages of text in 12-point font‚ double-spaced; plus one page each for Table 1 and Figure 1.) Introduction: • Provide a few sentences of background information on the effects of these two drugs on heart rate in Daphnia or other animals (including humans). Cite the source(s) of your information‚ such as (Castle and Paulson 2010) for your laboratory manual. Also include the appropriate sources

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    The Effects of Herbicides on Aquatic Organisms Anthony Cerda John Jay Science and Engineering Academy Abstract In this experiment different herbicides were added to aquatic organisms. The organisms used were protists and bacteria which are microscopic organisms (Microorganisms). Herbicides are chemicals used to control certain plants such as weeds. Two hypotheses were tested in the experiment.H₁) The herbicides will affect the population growth rate of the microorganisms and H₂) The adding

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    Invertebrates

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    Invertebrates Jellyfish The Jellyfish are truly a wonder of nature. They have always been objects of deep observation and admiration. Not to mention the fact‚ that they are also considered in great awe‚ fear and even repulsion by some folks. The repulsion and fear have originated from the fact that these creatures can be quite beautiful to behold‚ but extremely painful when stung by them. These marine creatures are classified under the group of Cnidarians. They typically have a soft jelly like consistency

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    the Earth is covered by water - which is: 97% saltwater and 2.78% freshwater Fresh water: 77.28% polar ice /glaciers‚ 22.22% groundwater‚ .50 % surface water % liquid fresh water in available to us: less than 1% of all earth’s water (0.024%) Aquatic Biomes: characterized by salinity‚ depth‚ water flow (fast/slow) Salinity  Freshwater: streams‚ rivers‚ lakes‚ wetlands Saltwater/ marine: estuaries‚ coral reefs‚ open ocean Rivers & Streams (Lotic= flowing) fast vs. slow water and air mix dissolved

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