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1. High oxygen levels, low nutrient levels

A

lakes

B

slow-moving rivers

C

fast-moving rivers

2. Abiotic factors that define aquatic biomes

A

lions, tigers, and bears (oh my!)

B

temperature, precipitation, and soil type

C

salinity, depth, and water movement

3. Provide natural filtration services

A

coral reefs

B

freshwater rivers

C

wetlands

4. Highest levels of biodiversity

A

bathypelagic zone

B

neritic zone

C

intertidal zone

5. Slow-moving or still bodies of water

A

High oxygen levels

B

Low nutrient levels

C

Low oxygen levels

6. Land is underwater or completely saturated most of the time

A

wetland

B

coral reef

C

thermal vent

7. Constant change twice a day

A

benthic zone

B

neritic zone

C

intertidal zone

8. Photosynthesis

A

midnight zone

B

epipelagic zone

C

benthic zone

9. Coral reefs

A

neritic zone

B

narrow, streamlined body shape

C

crushing pressure

10. Can be found in the abyssopelagic zone

A

coral reefs

B

migrating birds

C

thermal vents

11. Estuaries

A

freshwater rivers meet saltwater seas

B

dolphins hunt their prey over great distances

C

marine snow is a major food source

12. Bioluminescence is an advantage

A

freshwater streams

B

sunlight zone

C

benthic zone

13. Salinity is always changing

A

lakes

B

estuaries

C

coral reefs

14. Epipelagic

A

twilight

B

sunlight

C

midnight

15. Mesopelagic

A

twilight

B

midnight

C

sunlight

16. Bathypelagic

A

sunlight

B

midnight

C

twilight

17. Abyssopelagic

A

intertidal

B

neritic

C

benthic

18. Animals move slowly to conserve energy

A

Benthic Zone

B

Epipelagic Zone

C

Estuary Zone

19. Animals do NOT have to anchor themselves in place

A

fast-moving rivers

B

open ocean

C

intertidal zone

20. Chemosynthesis

A

abyssopelagic zone

B

wetlandpelagic zone

C

mesopelagic zone