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Stephanie Bell
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The largest ecosystem on earth also known as the __________________ consists of everything outside of coastal waters.
Pelagic Zone
Deep Zone
Coastal Zone
Coral Reef
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From the surface downwards abiotic factors change quickly.
_______________ decreases with depth.
Water
Biodiversity
Oxygen
Plant resources
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There is ______________, so photosynthesis supports the food web.
Oxygen
Salt
Sunlight
Plankton
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No place to hide unless floating debris or seaweed.
________________ helps to blend with the depths or surface- species are darker on top, light on bottom.
O2 is abundant
Water
Floating Debris or seaweed
algae
coral
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The _______________ is a region within the North Atlantic Gyre.
Floating mats of seaweeds, mostly _________________ trapped by ocean currents on all sides.
Coral Reef
Estuary
Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Sargasso Sea/Sargassum
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The _________________________________ is a region within the North Pacific Gyre.
A vast area of floating plastic trapped by ocean currents.
Bay
Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Coral Reefs
Sargassum
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Many species live here, food is not scarce yet.
_____________________________________
Mesopelagic Zone
Pelagic Zone
Coral Zone
Surface
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Multiple Choice
There is a big drop in temperature here from ____________ at top of zone to 5° at bottom of zone.
20 degrees
30 degrees
10 degrees
75 degrees
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Multiple Choice
Which Zone is completely dark but the animals that live there create light
Mesopelagic Zone
Pelagic Zone
Bathypelagic Zone
Coral Zone
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Bioluminescence _____________________________________________________________
Used for attracting prey and mates, communication, and confusing predators.
very common - light is produced as a product of chemical reactions in organs called photophores
Light produced from photosynthesis
Light produced from the sun
There is no light produced
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This zone the water is near freezing, and there is no light at all.
Bathypelagic Zone
Pelagic Zone
Mesopelagic Zone
Abyssalpelagic Zone
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Multiple Choice
The deepest fish ever discovered was found in the
Mariana Trench
Puerto Rico Trench
Texas Trench
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The temperature in this zone is around
2-3 degrees
6-7 degrees
75 degrees
30 degrees
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What adaptations do the organisms have in this zone?
No adaptations are present
Colorful features, small jaws, large teeth, transparent eyes
Transparent skin, large eyes, expandable jaws, hermaphrodites
Dark colored blue skin, small eyes, short jaws
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What is marine "snow"
The biological conversion of one or more carbon-containing molecules
actual snow that falls to the bottom of the ocean and all of the fish take advantage of the temeperature
the organic debris, including dead plankton, fecal matter, and other decaying matter, that sinks from the ocean's surface to the deep sea, forming a crucial part of the ocean's food web and carbon cycle.
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