When I was looking for some more information about colleges and universities today, I found a really good link to a question someone left on Yahoo Answers. The person asked if you could be a zoologist that specializes in Marine Animals. All of the answers that people left are actually really helpful and give a lot of good ideas about what to major in and so forth.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080804083218AAEsBYT
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Marine Biology
Key Terms
- Alien Species - exotic or invasive species
- Anthrpod - invertebrate animal
- Biodiversity - a diverse community of plants and animals
- Biology - the study of life
- Cetacean - large ocean mammal, such as whales or dolphins
- Ecology - study of organisms and the environment
- Ethology - study of animal behaviors or patterns
- Invertebrate - with no backbone
- Mammalogy - study of mammals
- Marine - related to the sea
- Microbiology - scientific study of micro organisms
- Oceanography - scientific study of oceans
- Pinniped - sea mammal with flippers
- Vertabrate - Animal with a backbone
- Zoology - scientific study of animals
Links
- Bridge: Marine Science Teacher Resource
- College Board: Marine Biology Majors
- Developing a Career Plan
- Dolphin Research Center
- Georgia Aquarium
- Grad Project 2010
- International Marine Animal Trainers' Association
- Marine Bio
- Marine Biology Career Information
- Marine Conservation Biology Institue
- Marine Mammal Center
- Marine Mammals Presentation
- Monteray Bay Aquarium
- National Ocean Service
- Sea Grant: Marine Careers
- SeaWorld Animal Training
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