Marine organisms

Welcome to the Marine Organisms category on Questions LLC, where curiosity about the mesmerizing world of underwater life thrives! This is the ultimate destination for all your inquiries, curiosities, and fascinations surrounding the vast array of creatures that inhabit our oceans. From the tiniest microorganisms to the awe-inspiring giants that roam the deep blue, this category is teeming with captivating information, beautifully woven stories, and expert insights from marine enthusiasts and researchers. Whether you're a marine biology enthusiast, a scuba diving fanatic, or simply someone seeking to learn more about the fascinating creatures that call the ocean home, you've come to the right place. So, dive in and explore the wonders of Marine Organisms with us!

Questions (15)

How are algae and polyps related?(1 point)The polyps receive shelter from the algae. The polyps get most of their food from the
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The German researcher Victor Hanson is associated with:deep sea cores plankton sea anemones sub-surface currents
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In this marine energy pyramid, which organism is not a consumer?Cod Leopard seal Algae Krill
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How are algae and polyps related?a. The polyps receive carbon dioxide from the algae. b. The polyps receive shelter from the
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2. asked by rstaats88
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Which can be excluded due to the absence of fossil records?(1 point)Responses the body of a jellyfish the body of a jellyfish
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What do algae, kelp, and seaweeds have in common? How are they different?
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What are 4 decomposers of the Pacific ocean
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Now, it’s your turn! Think of a marine organism you’d like to learn a little more about that can serve as a primary food
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Think of a marine organism you’d like to learn a little more about that can serve as a primary food source in your food web.Ne
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fertilizer from agriculture flows into the ocean. what organism may directly benefit from the runoff
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he Arctic cod is a small forage fish that is a very important part of the food web. It eats mostly zooplankton and lives water
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Part Two(Submit completed work: 20 possible points) Review the lesson and think about the different factors that can affect
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Complete the following questions. The scientific name is colossal squid.Describe the habitat(s) where this organism lives.
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How are algae and polyps releated
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Marine organisms make their shells from calcium andQuestion 19 options: carbonate seawater chloride other animals
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