The Oceanic Zone is commonly used in geography to refer to the regions of the Pacific replete in Islands. Many of these islands are coral atols built up on an old volcano.
Anthropologically, they are divided into Polynesia, Melanesia, and Micronesia.
Because of the warm waters, the corals support a great variety of sea life forms. But because the water is generally far from land and major river systems, it is poor in nutrients.
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Most autotrophic life is found in the neritic zone
Has stable water temp
Out of all the zones, the neritic zone has the most productivity
Extends to 200 meters, 660 feet
Receives lots of sunlight
It's formed at divergent plate boundaries. It's almost entirely made of basalt. It's incredibly dense... but denser than continental crust.
Most photosynthesis life such as plankton are located in the Neritic Zone
The Intertidal zone, Coastal Ocean, and the Open Ocean
No, the oceanic crust is denser. That's why the land areas "float" so much higher than the ocean bedrock.
Continental-continental, Oceanic-oceanic and Oceanic-continental convergent boundaries.
when two plates collide they form trenches.
Oceanic plates are primarily made up of basaltic rock while continental plates are primarily made of granitic rock. Basalt is denser than granite which allows oceanic plates to subduct beneath continental plates.
That's two words, you know.The oceanic zone is a division of the globe.We studied the oceanic zone in school.That country is near the oceanic zone of Europe.
oceanic zone
Dolphins live in the oceanic zone
it is the coral. And what Im trying to say is that YES! There are plants in the oceanic zone!
hadal zone
Octupuses are in the oceanic zone. Octupuses live in the deepest parts of the ocean.
A subduction zone
The intertidal zone is not related to the oceanic lithosphere because it is located on the continental shelf.
Hadal.
Oceanic zone is the region of open sea with at least 656 feet depth of water ad includes crevices.
The Neritic Zone and The Oceanic Zone
the oceanic zone