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Why is the neritic zone home to so many living things?
The shallow water over the continental shelf receives sunlight and steady supply of nutrients washed from the land to the ocean.
In which zone that we can find sea urchin?
Intertidal zone
List the zones of open ocean zone from the surface.
Surface zone - Transition Zone - Deep Zone
What are the example of ocean organism as plankton?
Diatoms and Capepods
How to reduce pollutants in estuaries?
Cleanup effort , not throw any harmful substances to the body of water
What are Estuaries?
Coastal inlets or bays where fresh water from rivers mixes with the salty ocean water
What does organisms that live in the rocky intertidal need to survive?
Tolerate the pounding of the waves, Tolerate changes in both salinity and temperature and Withstand periods of being underwater and exposed to the air
How does scientist classify marine organism?
Based on where they live and how they move
Are crabs plankton , nekton, or benthos ? Why?
Benthos, because they are inhabit the ocean floor and move from place to place
What is the roles of many benthos in the ocean food web?
Decomposers
How does a mangrove forest protect us from the strom?
It break the action of winds and waves, protecting the coastline during storm
How does the sea anemone survive from the tide pools condition ( out of water) ?
by folding its tentacles into a round blob
What is the difference between spray zone and the other zones?
It never completely covered with water
What are the conditions that the animals in a tide pools have to withstand?
The changes in salinity and temperature
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