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Why is the fact that waters solid phase is less dense than its liquid phase important for aquatic organisms?
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The fact that water's solid phase is less dense than its liquid phase is important for aquatic organisms because it means that they will be able to live below the ice. This is evident when a lake freezes over to a certain extent while the fish and aquatic life is fine until the ice melts.
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