Ocean zones and ecosystems
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- Q1Found between the high and low tidesabyssal zoneneritic zoneintertidal zoneoceanic zone30s
- Q2Home to dolphins, coral, fish, turtles and Nemo.oceanic zoneabyssal zoneintertidal zoneNeritic zone30s
- Q3This zone has a photic and aphotic zone. Home to fish, whales, shark, plankton.Oceanicneriticabyssalintertidal30s
- Q4This zone is so dark that there are no plants here. Photosynthesis can't occur.oceanicAybssalneriticintertidal30s
- Q5Harsh, shallow. Rich in nutrients. Home to snails, seaweed, crabs and barnacles.neriticintertidalabyssaloceanic30s
- Q6Extends from low tide to continental shelf. Very dense with a lot of nutrients/light.oceanicneritic zoneintertidalabyssal30s
- Q7Contains brackish waterhydrothermal ventintertidal zoneestuarycoral reef30s
- Q8mixture of salt and fresh watersea waterwarmbrinebrackish30s
- Q9Found in warm, shallow neretic zones. Home to 25% of marine life.hydrothermal ventestuaryintertidalCoral Reefs30s
- Q10bottom of ocean floor where chemosynthesis happens. Base of deep sea food chainestuaryintertidalcoral reefhydrothermal vent30s
- Q11The letter B is pointing tocontinental shelfabyssal plaincontinental risecontinental slope30s
- Q12The letter C is pointing tocontinental slopecontinental shelfabyssal plaincontinental rise30s
- Q13An example of an estuary includesSouth China SeaBering StraitSan Francisco BayGulf of Mexico30s
