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    This document provides instructions for a field trip manual on ecosystems and conservation. The objectives are to distinguish between ocean and mangrove habitats, identify main plant and animal species in each ecosystem, and learn the ecological importance and threats faced by each habitat. Students are instructed to observe both ecosystems, answer questions about characteristics, importance, species, food chains, and threats. They will identify and describe 5 plant species from each ecosystem. For a case study report, students will introduce both ecosystems, answer the questions, and write a conclusion with citations formatted in the specified style.

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    This document provides instructions for a field trip manual on ecosystems and conservation. The objectives are to distinguish between ocean and mangrove habitats, identify main plant and animal species in each ecosystem, and learn the ecological importance and threats faced by each habitat. Students are instructed to observe both ecosystems, answer questions about characteristics, importance, species, food chains, and threats. They will identify and describe 5 plant species from each ecosystem. For a case study report, students will introduce both ecosystems, answer the questions, and write a conclusion with citations formatted in the specified style.

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    This document provides instructions for a field trip manual on ecosystems and conservation. The objectives are to distinguish between ocean and mangrove habitats, identify main plant and animal species in each ecosystem, and learn the ecological importance and threats faced by each habitat. Students are instructed to observe both ecosystems, answer questions about characteristics, importance, species, food chains, and threats. They will identify and describe 5 plant species from each ecosystem. For a case study report, students will introduce both ecosystems, answer the questions, and write a conclusion with citations formatted in the specified style.

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    This document provides instructions for a field trip manual on ecosystems and conservation. The objectives are to distinguish between ocean and mangrove habitats, identify main plant and animal species in each ecosystem, and learn the ecological importance and threats faced by each habitat. Students are instructed to observe both ecosystems, answer questions about characteristics, importance, species, food chains, and threats. They will identify and describe 5 plant species from each ecosystem. For a case study report, students will introduce both ecosystems, answer the questions, and write a conclusion with citations formatted in the specified style.

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    FIELDTRIP MANUAL FOR ECOSYSTEMS AND

    CONSERVATION (BIO652)
    1. Objectives
    The main objectives of this practical session are summarised in the following points:
    1. To distinguish between the ocean and mangrove habitats.
    2. To distinguish the main plant and animal species inhabited both ecosystems.
    3. To learn the ecological importance of each studied habitat, and to distinguish the
    threats faced by the flora and fauna within each natural habitat.

    2. Material necessary for this practical session


    - This practical manual (obligatory)
    - Adhesive tape (obligatory)
    - Notebook (obligatory)
    - A hand magnifier (recommended)

    3. Activities to do during this practical session

    Observe thoroughly both ecosystems and answers these following questions

    I. What are the characteristics of ocean and mangrove ecosystem?


    II. What is the importance of the ocean and mangrove ecosystem in terms of
    ecologically and economically?
    III. What animals and plants can be found in the ocean and mangrove ecosystem?
    IV. List two food chains that can be found in the ocean and mangrove ecosystem. Put
    them in a diagram matter if possible.
    V. What are the threats to the ocean and mangrove ecosystem?

    Various plant species can be easily found in the ocean and mangrove habitats. Using the table
    below, identify five plant species and complete the following table. Write down the species you
    can recognise and also their main morphological characteristics (those used for their
    identification). Stick a small piece of each species. (Do this table for both ecosystems).
    Species Family Main morphological Stick a small
    adaptations piece of plant
    Species Family Main morphological Stick a small
    adaptations piece of plant
    In the case study report, write an introduction for two different ecosystems, and answers all
    those questions. Split between the ocean and mangrove ecosystems. Don’t forget to write the
    conclusion. Citation is also compulsory.

    FORMAT:
    FONT: Times New Roman
    SIZE: 12
    SPACING: 1.15
    PLAGIARISM: OURIGINAL score less than 20%
    LANGUAGE: English

    References

    All references in the text should be presented in a list of references following alphabetical
    order.
    The manuscript should be carefully checked to ensure that the information given in the text is
    exactly the same as that given in the reference list. Students are responsible for the accuracy
    of the references. References to the literature should be made according to the system
    described here:

    Single author – ... as described by Davidson (2009) ... OR ... (Davidson, 2009) ...
    Two authors – ... referring to Zaid and Azlan (2009) ... OR ... (Zaid & Azlan, 2009) ...
    Multiple authors (3 authors or more) – ... following Boyce et al. (2009) ... OR ... (Boyce et al.
    2009) ...

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