AICE Marine Science A Level – Graphing data using two Y-axes
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AICE Marine Science A Level – Graphing data using two Y-axes

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Strengthen graphing skills and exam readiness with this Chapter 6 activity for AICE Marine Science, where students analyze tuna and salmon data using double y-axis graphs. With AICE-style questions on gas exchange, ventilation, osmoregulation, and adaptations—plus a full answer key—this resource reinforces critical physiological concepts while saving grading time.

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This engaging and exam-focused resource helps students develop essential graphing skills while deepening their understanding of key physiological concepts from Chapter 6 of the AICE Marine Science A Level course. Students analyze marine organism data (tuna and salmon) using double y-axis graphs, and respond to AICE-style questions that evaluate their ability to interpret data, apply biological concepts, and think critically.

Topics reinforced through this activity include:

  • Gas exchange and ventilation types (ram ventilation in tuna)
  • The relationship between oxygen availability and activity level
  • Osmoregulation vs. osmoconformity
  • Euryhaline and stenohaline adaptations in migratory species like salmon

Answer key for quick and accurate grading.

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