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Name the phylum and class that Marlin and Coral from finding nemo are classified under?
Marlin is a clownfish, which is in the class "Actinopterygii"
What type of organism do Marlin and Nemo live in in Disney's 'Finding Nemo'?
what oceanic level do nemo and marlin live
What type of water do coral reefs live in?
warm water
What is the resolution in Finding Nemo?
Marlin and Nemo return home safely and live happliy ever after.
Why do most canadians live within the southern border?
to cold
Where do marlin and coral live?
UMM MABY IN WATER DAHHHHHHHHH
What is the main type of organism in the coral reef?
Generally speaking, live coral.
Name the phylum and class that Marlin and Coral from finding nemo are classified under?
Marlin is a clownfish, which is in the class "Actinopterygii"
What type of organism do Marlin and Nemo live in in Disney's 'Finding Nemo'?
what oceanic level do nemo and marlin live
What does a tolerance curve indicate an organism?
the range of conditions within which the organism can live and function
What does a tolerance curve indicate about an organism?
the range of conditions within which the organism can live and function
What do coral colonies produce?
Many have photosynthesizing algae within their tissue that produce oxygen. Dead coral also produces the foundation on which future generations of coral will live.
Where do coral animals live?
Coral animals live in coral in the ocean.
Where does coral get its color from?
Zooxanthellae, are microscopic, single-celled algae that live and grow within the tissue of hard coral polyps. Several million zooxanthellae live in just one square inch of coral. Coral polyps and their skeletons are actually clear or white and it is pigment in the zooxanthellae that gives coral more than 90% of its colorful hues.
An organism's address within a community is known as what?
habitat, it describes where the animal live
Do Atlantic blue marlins live in coral?
They often do when younger. Atlantic blue marlin larvae are pelagic feeders but progress to feeding on smaller fish, as along the islands and coral reefs of the Bahamas. As adults, they spend most of their lives far from land.
Is there live coral in lake tanganika?
Yes, there is live coral.
