1.2.4

Definition

The student will test a working hypothesis. (NTB)

Activities

The Case of the Disappearing Blue Crab

Exploration

Is Hematodinium spp. the Culprit?

The Effect of Tides and Elevation on Wetland Plant Communities

Exploration

Always, sometimes, or rarely inundated?

Zebra Fish as a Model for Muscle Development

Evaluation

Design a Zebrafish Experiment

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Abundance and Variety of Microplastics in Surface Waters, Sediments, and Oysters: Relationship to Point-Sources and Land Use Practices

The eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica, has historically been a species of tremendous importance to the Chesapeake Bay economically and ecologically and provides numerous ecosystem services, including water filtration, habitat and food for many other Bay species. Significant hatchery and aquaculture efforts are currently underway to recapture the economic and ecological benefits of a robust oyster population within Chesapeake waters, whether for human consumption or to promote improvements in water quality and benthic habitat.