Currenttwo types,caused bytemperatureand salinityCoraltype ofcnidarian;formsreefsCrustaceantype of animalwith anexoskeletonand jointedappendagesWhaletype of marinemammal; verylarge; toothedor baleenMidnightZonezone of theocean with nosunlight;organisms mustadapt =bioluminesceceAcidpH0-6Exoskeletonhardcoveringthat protectscrustaceansTide2 high and 2low per day,caused bythe moonSymbiosistype ofrelationshipbetweenanimalsPlanktonsmall plantsor animalsthat drift inthe oceanMammalwarm-bloodedanimal thatgives livebirthCnidariaphylum thatcontainscoral,anemone,and jellyfishWavecaused bywind orearthquakesBasepH8-14Medusabody typethat canmove withtentaclesMollusktype ofanimal with afoot andmantle; ex:octopusSpongephylumporifera,spicules,filters waterNematocyststingingcell foundincnidariansOctopusacephalopod;intelligentmollusk withtentaclesPolypbody typethat attachesto surfaceand doesn'tmoveSunlightZonesurface layerof the oceanwhere sunreachesSalinitytheamount ofsalt inwaterSharktype ofcartilaginousfishFish3 groupsbony, jawless,cartilaginous;have scales,gills, and finsCurrenttwo types,caused bytemperatureand salinityCoraltype ofcnidarian;formsreefsCrustaceantype of animalwith anexoskeletonand jointedappendagesWhaletype of marinemammal; verylarge; toothedor baleenMidnightZonezone of theocean with nosunlight;organisms mustadapt =bioluminesceceAcidpH0-6Exoskeletonhardcoveringthat protectscrustaceansTide2 high and 2low per day,caused bythe moonSymbiosistype ofrelationshipbetweenanimalsPlanktonsmall plantsor animalsthat drift inthe oceanMammalwarm-bloodedanimal thatgives livebirthCnidariaphylum thatcontainscoral,anemone,and jellyfishWavecaused bywind orearthquakesBasepH8-14Medusabody typethat canmove withtentaclesMollusktype ofanimal with afoot andmantle; ex:octopusSpongephylumporifera,spicules,filters waterNematocyststingingcell foundincnidariansOctopusacephalopod;intelligentmollusk withtentaclesPolypbody typethat attachesto surfaceand doesn'tmoveSunlightZonesurface layerof the oceanwhere sunreachesSalinitytheamount ofsalt inwaterSharktype ofcartilaginousfishFish3 groupsbony, jawless,cartilaginous;have scales,gills, and fins

Marine Biology Vocabulary Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. two types, caused by temperature and salinity
    Current
  2. type of cnidarian; forms reefs
    Coral
  3. type of animal with an exoskeleton and jointed appendages
    Crustacean
  4. type of marine mammal; very large; toothed or baleen
    Whale
  5. zone of the ocean with no sunlight; organisms must adapt = bioluminescece
    Midnight Zone
  6. pH 0-6
    Acid
  7. hard covering that protects crustaceans
    Exoskeleton
  8. 2 high and 2 low per day, caused by the moon
    Tide
  9. type of relationship between animals
    Symbiosis
  10. small plants or animals that drift in the ocean
    Plankton
  11. warm-blooded animal that gives live birth
    Mammal
  12. phylum that contains coral, anemone, and jellyfish
    Cnidaria
  13. caused by wind or earthquakes
    Wave
  14. pH 8-14
    Base
  15. body type that can move with tentacles
    Medusa
  16. type of animal with a foot and mantle; ex: octopus
    Mollusk
  17. phylum porifera, spicules, filters water
    Sponge
  18. stinging cell found in cnidarians
    Nematocyst
  19. a cephalopod; intelligent mollusk with tentacles
    Octopus
  20. body type that attaches to surface and doesn't move
    Polyp
  21. surface layer of the ocean where sun reaches
    Sunlight Zone
  22. the amount of salt in water
    Salinity
  23. type of cartilaginous fish
    Shark
  24. 3 groups bony, jawless, cartilaginous; have scales, gills, and fins
    Fish