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What organisims do not need oxygen to survive?
anaerobes
What plants are in the open-water zone?
seeweed
What plant grows on the surface of the water?
seeweed
What is the procedure for making a ocean profile?
seeweed feeds other animals in the ocean.the animals that ate the seeweed gets eaten by another bigger animal.
Two organisims that have close interactions that either help both harm one or help at no expense to the other is called?
The answer is symbiosis.
Organisims that eat other organisims are called?
heterotrophs
What are unicellular organisims?
Unicellular organisims are organisims that only have one cell like a zebra only has one cell.
Can hermet krabs live under water?
seeweed
What Plants live in an aquatic environment?
Coral, seeweed
What kind of plants live in a lake?
To be onest, seeweed
What is seeweed in spanish?
La alga/las algas
What does the short necked turtle eat?
grass and seeweed
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