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Benthos, organisms living on or in the ocean floor, adapt to their environments through various strategies. Many have specialized structures, such as burrowing appendages or adhesive features, allowing them to anchor themselves in sediment or attach to surfaces. Additionally, benthic species often possess physiological adaptations to cope with varying levels of light, pressure, and nutrient availability in their specific habitats. These adaptations enhance their survival and reproductive success in diverse benthic environments.

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