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the oceanic zone
Plankton are small organisms that drift and float in the waters of the photic zone. I got this answer in my biology book. Hope this helps!
- the intertidal zone - the sublittoral zone - the bathyal zone - the abyssal zone and - the hadal zone
It grows in the Photic Zone and the Intertidal zone.
they are the intertidal zone, the neritic zone, the open ocean, and the deep ocean.
the oceanic zone
photic and aphotic derive their names fron the root word photo means light that is photic and aphotic zone differ each other in amount of light reaching there photic zone is directly lit up by by solar energy while aphotic zone is perpetually dark inhabiting least amount of floran fauna
photic and aphotic derive their names fron the root word photo means light that is photic and aphotic zone differ each other in amount of light reaching there photic zone is directly lit up by by solar energy while aphotic zone is perpetually dark inhabiting least amount of floran fauna
photic and aphotic derive their names fron the root word photo means light that is photic and aphotic zone differ each other in amount of light reaching there photic zone is directly lit up by by solar energy while aphotic zone is perpetually dark inhabiting least amount of floran fauna
Photic = where there's light Aphotic = where there isn't light, deeper waters.
I dont know i want to know the answer myself
Since the aphotic zone does not receive sunlight it relys on the photic zone for the sunlight which in terms it does penetrate.
photic zone
Photic zone
Distinguish between aquatic biomesbe able to compare and contrast photic zones?
photic and aphotic derive their names fron the root word photo means light that is photic and aphotic zone differ each other in amount of light reaching there photic zone is directly lit up by by solar energy while aphotic zone is perpetually dark inhabiting least amount of floran fauna
Plankton are small organisms that drift and float in the waters of the photic zone. I got this answer in my biology book. Hope this helps!