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Undersea barriers are structures or natural formations that impede or redirect the movement of marine organisms, sediments, or water flow in ocean environments. They can include artificial installations like underwater fences, artificial reefs, and barriers used in marine construction, as well as natural features like ridges or trenches. These barriers can impact marine ecosystems by influencing habitat connectivity, affecting species migration, and altering sediment transport processes. Their design and purpose often aim to protect certain areas, enhance marine habitats, or manage human activities such as fishing and shipping.

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