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	ADAPTED AQUATICS:
		The adapted aquatic program at Burlington, Vermont, offers a unique approach solving the need for more instructors and combines this with a program providing swimming instruction to specially challenged swimmers.
		There is a tendency for adapted aquatic accrediting bodies to view credentialing of instructors as their ultimate goal.
		There is an alternative available to prepare more instructors and to increase the number of students who participate in adapted aquatic courses of instruction.
	www.uvm.edu /~rgobin/imanual/06ARTI~1.HTM (1171 words)

	Aquatic adaptation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Archelon is considered the ancestor of all modern sea turtles, and was an example of the move of some turtles back to fully aquatic conditions.
		Modern diapsids which have adapted to marine life include marine iguanas and marine crocodiles.
		These marine reptiles had ancestors who moved back into the oceans, In the case of Ichthyosaurs adapting as fully as the dolphins they superficially resemble, even giving birth to live offspring instead of laying eggs, in other cases more to the extent of the seal, as with plesiosaurs and placodonts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aquatic_adaptation (434 words)

	Aquatic Therapy, Aquatic Rehabilitation - Aquatic Resources Network
		Until and unless state governments establish a given aquatic certification as a "gateway" or prerequisite to practice, aquatic therapy and aquatic fitness certification should be seen as strictly educational in nature and not a means to "validate" their practice.
		Aquatic fitness (and fitness and wellness services in general) are not regulated services, whereas it appears that aquatic therapy is. In states which regulate their healthcare providers, therapeutic services such as therapeutic exercise, manual therapy and neuromuscular reeducation can only be performed by providers whose state codes permit their practice.
		In aquatic therapy, the potential for harm to the consumer is relatively high, whereas, in aquatic fitness, the potential for harm to the consumer is relatively low.
	www.findapool.com /qualifications.htm (2876 words)

	Submergence Convergence: The Aquatic Ape September 1998 Dr Michael Magee's Dinosaur Heritage Pages.
		The protagonists of the aquatic ape theory are not convinced by the scenario of the savannah ape.
		Frowning is a peculiarly human habit, explained by the aquatic hypothesis as a response to the sun's glare from the surface of the water.
		That is the theory of the aquatic ape in a nutshell.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /michael.magee/awwls/01/070submergence.html (5516 words)

	A Plant Physiologist's Basic Aquatic Plant Article
		Submerged aquatic plants are adapted to the low light levels found in freshwater, and are classified as shade plants on the basis of these adaptations.
		For instance, aquatic plant chloroplasts, which are the organelles that contain chlorophyll, are often located in the top cell layer of leaves to ensure that as much light as possible is absorbed.
		These plants are adapted to growing in acidic softwater lakes that have extremely low levels of DIC in the water and so absorb CO2 from the sediment through their roots.
	www.thekrib.com /Plants/phisio.html (1550 words)

	Dummies::Selecting an Aquatic or Semi-Aquatic Turtle
		In the wild, aquatic and semi-aquatic turtles live wherever there is a constant source of water, coming out to forage, bask in the sun, or lay eggs.
		Aquatic and semi-aquatic turtles are relatively intelligent and remarkably adaptive, able to cope with many changes in their environment.
		Aquatic and semi-aquatic turtles need an aquarium (or other waterproof enclosure) that provides plenty of room for swimming as well as room for the turtle to climb out of the water, dry off, and bask under a heat lamp.
	www.dummies.com /WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-1989.html (965 words)

	National Organic Standards Board
		Organically produced aquatic animals must be raised in a discrete population, similar to a herd of cattle or flock of poultry, that is brought under continuous organic management beginning no later than the second day of the animal's life.
		Aquatic animals captured from free ranging populations that have not been under a producer’s continuous management beginning no later than the second day of the animals’ life are not suitable for organic certification.
		The first consideration in assessing aquatic animal standards for wild harvest production systems is to determine the point at which the OFPA requires a producer to select the animals produced on their operation.
	www.ams.usda.gov /nosb/FinalRecommendations/Oct01/AquaticTaskForce.html (4774 words)

	NCPAD:Videos: Teaching Adapted Aquatics
		Adapted aquatics, which includes swimming and water safety instruction for educational and leisure purposes for people with disabilities (Lepore, Gayle & Stevens, 1998), has always been an excellent way to improve motor fitness, physical fitness, social skills, and self-confidence for both people with and without disabilities.
		Prior to instruction, the adapted aquatics instructor meets with her or his students in the least restrictive environment to determine the student's goals and abilities and to strategize the learning plan.
		Adapted aquatic instructors use a variety of teaching tools to instruct their students.
	www.ncpad.org /videos/fact_sheet.php?sheet=315&view=all (1643 words)

	Hoyer/Canfield: Aquatic Plant Management
		Understanding aquatic plant biology is important to the immediate problems of managing aquatic plants and aquatic ecosystems and it makes the development of new management techniques, the application of present techniques, and the assessment of environmental impacts more efficient.
		Aquatic macrophytes, by definition, are the macroscopic (large enough to be observed by the naked eye) forms of aquatic and wetland plants found in water bodies.
		Most aquatic plants are secondarily adapted to life in the water having once lived on land and gradually evolving mechanisms to deal with a watery world.
	aquat1.ifas.ufl.edu /hoyapm4.html (5733 words)

	Adapted Aquatics Programming: A Professional Guide
		Adapted Aquatics Programming is an in-depth, up-to-date text that shows instructors how to accommodate individuals with disabilities.
		She also directs aquatics at a camp for youths who are blind or visually impaired and at a camp for children with developmental disabilities.
		Reference for aquatics instructors, aquatics administrators, adapted physical educators, physical and occupational therapists, therapeutic recreation specialists, and aquatic therapists.
	www.exrx.net /Store/HK/AdaptedAquaticsProgramming.html (606 words)

	AQUATIC PLANTS AND WETLAND WILDLIFE RESOURCES OF NIGERIA
		The decline in aquatic fauna appears to be due to human population pressure and activities which include the efforts to increase crop hectarage, infrastructural developments such as dam construction, poaching and environmental pollution.
		Thus in the management of an aquatic system, the animal and plant populations, and the individual numbers of each trophic level, and between the trophic levels, the habitat and their carrying capacities must be monitored before a sound management strategy can be adopted for the maintenance of a healthy aquatic system.
		Aquatic birds are also very useful models in the study of malaria parasites, sexual behaviour, endocrinology, and for the extraction of hormones from pituitary, thyroid and sexual glands (Dorst, 1974).
	www.fao.org /DOCREP/005/T3660E/T3660E04.htm (7273 words)

	Special Services - Aquatics
		Aquatic Therapy is offered in a state-of-the-art warm water aquatic facility.
		Aquatic staff, as well as a lifeguard, are always on duty.
		The Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program is designed to help individuals with arthritis maintain and/or improve their muscular joint mobility.
	www.helenhayeshospital.org /special_services/aquatics.htm (263 words)

	AAPAR - American Association for Physical Activity and Recreation
		The Adapted Aquatic Specialty Committee of the AAPAR Council for Aquatic Professionals sponsors credentialing courses to improve knowledge and skills of aquatic instructors in the delivery of service to individuals with disabilities.
		The purpose of the Aquatic Fitness Instructor (AFI) course is to train professionals to teach a form of fitness in the water that does not require the participant to get hair and face wet.
		Aquatic Fitness Instructors are credentialed to teach participants of all abilities to enhance fitness and fun through a variety of vertical water exercise activities, games and skills as an alternative to traditional swimming lessons.
	www.aahperd.org /aapar/template.cfm?template=adaptedaquatics.html (131 words)

	Aquatic Weed Control
		All currently registered herbicides employed for aquatic weed control are rated as slightly toxic, or non-toxic to fish, birds, insects, and other aquatic organisms so long as proper application rates and techniques are employed.
		Aquatic weeds may occur in the whole body of water as submersed weeds, or may appear to cover the whole surface of the water as floating weeds.
		Although most aquatic herbicides break down readily and rapidly in water and pose no threat to human or animal health, there are waiting periods on the use of water treated with most herbicides.
	www.uky.edu /Ag/PAT/cat5/cat5.htm (3855 words)

	Earn a Career in Aquatics with Aquatic Partners
		School counselors, aquatic teachers and coaches are encouraged to reproduce the material in order that prospective aquatic workers may, at an early age, become familiar with what has been most rewarding careers to us and to our children.
		But the world of aquatics has undergone tremendous changes since your parents were young--and there will be continue to be changes for the near future.
		With a variety of aquatic skills, it is possible to gain insights and experiences that lead to increased proficiency in teaching and managing programs.
	www.aquaticpartners.com /world_of_aquatics.html (3774 words)

	Fat
		In fat aquatic species like the whales and seals Hardy and Morgan incorrectly say we resemble, both sexes are shaped basically the same, and their fat distribution seems to be primarily for streamlining while swimming.
		The polar bear is well enough adapted for aquatic life to be able to swim easily at enormous distances from land, diving and catching food underwater.
		In specialized aquatic mammals, such as whales, seals and manatees, the limbs are reduced or absent and the trunk is smooth and tapered.
	www.aquaticape.org /fat.html (2953 words)

	Aquatic Therapy
		Adapted Aquatics has led her to more active involvement and employment in rehabilitation and therapy.
		She is the director of aquatics and rehabilitation at Desert Pain Institute in Mesa, Arizona with 20 employees.
		They also offered aquatic facility design, building, and business consultation to the aquatic industry with their company, NSS Inc. In 1994, they formed WaterWay Therapy Inc., which was one of the first and only privately owned and operated Medicare-approved outpatient aquatic physical therapy centers in the country.
	www.atri.org /speaker_bio.htm (2210 words)

	Underwater Treadmill
		This patented elliptical motion machine is unique in being the world’s first aquatic elliptical motion machine and offers the same popular elliptical motion found in dry land machinery, but adapted for aquatic use.
		The Aquatic Elliptical Trainer features an upper body reciprocating exerciser with resistance surfaces that are engaged simultaneously with the elliptical leg exercise.
		With simultaneous use of the upper body exerciser, the Aquatic Elliptical Trainer offers a “total body workout” with the additional health advantages offered by the buoyancy and hydrostatic pressure of water when the machine is submerged for chest deep usage.
	www.pooltherapy.com /underwater_bike_aqua.htm (486 words)

	Dept of Kinesiology & Health (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		The Adapted Aquatic Specialty Committee of the AAALF Aquatic Council sponsor courses to improve knowledge and skill of aquatic instructors in the delivery of service to individuals with disabilities.
		It is often co-taught with the Teacher of Adapted Aquatics course.
		Provide already certified aquatics instructors with the skills, knowledge, and attitudes to safely and effectively implement quality adapted aquatics programs to individuals with disabilities in a variety of settings.
	www.uwosh.edu /phys_ed/programs/adaptedpe/aahpherd.php (437 words)

	Adapted Acquatics
		I believe all individuals with disabilities should be provided appropriate aquatic opportunities, instruction, and accessible facilities.
		Further, demonstrations, practical hands-on applications, adapted aquatics theoretical models, approaches, and strategies will be presented.
		Basic aquatic programming will allow participates to successfully learn a variety of aquatic skills in a safe aquatic environment.
	adaptedaquatics.org (171 words)

	Adapted Acquatics- References
		Adapted aquatics: Swimming for persons with physical or mental impairments.
		Figuers C. Aquatic therapy intervention for a child diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy.
		Mayse, J. Aquacise and aquafitness for adapted aquatics.
	www.adaptedaquatics.org /references.htm (2361 words)

	Chapter 25 - Aquatics
		Show this tape to the class and develop aquatic goals and objectives for a mock IEP based on what is seen during the assessment.
		This aquatic checklist is used in the West Chester University of Pennsylvania Adapted Aquatic Programs and at Camp Abilities at SUNY Brockport, New York.
		This is part one of a series of three articles about using equipment in adapted aquatics (extends to volume 17, numbers 1, 2, and 3).
	www.humankinetics.com /adaptedPhysicalEducationAndSport/ig/chp_25.htm (801 words)

	Aquatic Neuroptera (Sisyridae) of Michigan - Keys - Aquatic Insects of Michigan
		Adults are short-lived (2-3 weeks), tend to be crepuscular or nocturnal, and feed on pollen or nectar until mating and oviposition.
		(adapted from Parfin and Gurney 1956, Evans and Neunzig 1996)
		Aquatic Insects of California, with keys to North American genera and California species.
	insects.ummz.lsa.umich.edu /~ethanbr/aim/Keys/Neuroptera/id_nom.html (1323 words)

	The Official Graham Hancock Website: Forum
		Other aquatic mammals are probably orgasmic (since the link of vaginal angle to orgasm is probably unique to primates) so they don't need to fall in love.
		The more it has adapted to aquatic life, the more difficult that reverse transition is, yet here and there it will happen.
		Aquatic life is a trap - it can help a primate survive a short term drought, but in the long run it causes fatal damage to the species.
	www.grahamhancock.com /forum/craigHagstrom.php (1500 words)

	Aquatics: Cardiovascular Disorders
		With adequate medical guidance, carefully designed and supervised aquatic activities would be an excellent venue for the improvement of cardiac conditions.
		The adapted aquatic specialist must be aware of the recurrence of symptoms and should report them to the individual’s physician before continuing the aquatic sessions.
		Aquatic activities may be contraindicated in individuals with heart failure or mitral valve obstruction due to breathlessness resulting from water pressure (Lepore, Gayle, and Stevens, 1998).
	www.twu.edu /inspire/Aquatics/aqcardio.htm (408 words)

	Freshwater Ascomycete Database - Introduction
		The asexual states of freshwater ascomycetes are often adapted to aquatic life by producing spores (conidia) that are long and filamentous or branched; this facilitates their attachment to substrates in moving water.
		Although species occurrences on aquatic macrophytes have been reported sporadically in taxonomic treatises (Mueller 1950, Holm 1957, Munk 1957, Leuchtmann 1984), the first systematic efforts to collect freshwater ascomycetes on aquatic macrophytes were by Ingold (1951, 1954, 1955) and Ingold and Chapman (1952).
		Fungal species able to survive and adapt to aquatic habitats may have been ancestral to present-day species that occur on freshwater macrophytes.
	www.life.uiuc.edu /fungi/intro.html (3517 words)

	Wildlife of Sydney - Fact File - Water-rat
		The Water-rat is one of Australia's largest rodents and is usually found near permanent bodies of water.
		Well adapted to aquatic life with its webbed hind feet and waterproof coat, it can be identified by its large size and long tail with a white tip.
		Although native rodents are usually nocturnal, the Water-rat is most active around sunset and may even forage during the day.
	www.faunanet.gov.au /wos/factfile.cfm?Fact_ID=308 (277 words)

	Capybara
		The world's largest living rodent, capybara live in groups of up to 40 animals, mainly by the side of or in rivers and lakes, where they feed on grasses and aquatic plants.
		Well adapted to aquatic life - they can stay under water for up to five minutes - they have webbed feet and a short bristly coat.
		Capybara eat grasses, aquatic plants, roots, melons, bark and grains.
	www.cstwp.co.uk /capybara.htm (221 words)

	WK498- Practice/Guide for Aquatic Play Equipment for Public Use
		This practice provides safety and performance standards for various types of aquatic play equipment for public use, that is mechanically fastened to the building or facility.
		The following are not included in this standard: (note that the group deleted all delineated subset numbers to this section and made it into one continuous paragraph).
		Water slides and aquatic amusement rides as scoped by the ASTM F24.60 Standard Practice for Water Slides Over Two Meters in Height.
	www.astm.org /DATABASE.CART/WORKITEMS/WK498.htm (358 words)

	Terrie Williams study on marine mammal locomotion; 01-18-99
		Well adapted to the aquatic environment where they spend most of their time, Weddell seals are highly efficient swimmers (more photos).
		According to a new study comparing the athletic abilities of different types of animals, modern marine mammals are so well adapted to aquatic life that they are as efficient in swimming as specialized land mammals are in running.
		By comparing semiaquatic mammals with highly adapted marine mammals, I could follow the physiological and morphological trends that lead to swimming proficiency," she said.
	www.ucsc.edu /oncampus/currents/98-99/01-18/animal.htm (1303 words)

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