Labs in this program are generally of the investigative type. Information
about how to write a proper lab report for all courses is found on the
HANDOUT page of this website.
ONGOING LABS BY SUBJECT:
EVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
1. Secondary Succession on Campus - (will check each Tue) DUE DATE TBA
2. Field Questions from Trip to Big Lagoon - DUE NOV 20
3. Mark and Recapture - DUE DEC 4
AP ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
1. Are We Living Longer? - DUE NOV 6
2. Field Questions from Trip to Big Lagoon - DUE NOV 20
3. Seafood Survey - DUE DEC 11
MARINE SCIENCE 1 (4th period/block)
1. Are Octopus Intelligent? - DUE NOV 20
2. Identifyiing Marine Life - DUE NOV 24
3. Marine Biodiversity in the Pensacola Bay System - TBA
MARINE SCIENCE 2
Due this quarter: Introduction, Methods, Data
PROJECTS:
1. Environmental Factors that Stimulate Inflation in Puffers
2. Thermal Tolerance of Neon Tetras
3. The Effect of Diet on Growth of the Blue Crab
4. Aggressive Behavior in the Common Pinfish
5. The Effect of Turbidity on the Diving Frequency of Terns
6. The Abundance and Movement of the Striped Hermit Crab
7. The Effect of Age on the Regeneration Rate of Stone Crabs
8. Are Mice as Intelligent as Rats?
MARINE SCIENCE 1 (7th period)
1. Predicting Chemical Parameters in Pensacola Bay - DUE NOV 6
2. The Heat Capacity of Water - DUE NOV 20
3. Currents and Waves in the Washington Pool - TBA
4. Tides in Pensacola Bay - TBA
