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Aquatic Ecosystem
By: Kayla Glass
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Freshwater Ecosystem
Streams/Rivers
Ponds/Lakes
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Photos by Nate Wilson
3.
Streams/Rivers
Plants: take root among the pebbles at the bottom of the river
Animals: Insects/small animals have hooks/suckers that help them
Animals (continued): cling on to things such as rocks. Trout have
Animals (continued): streamlined bodies that help them swim
Animals (continued): through rushing water.
Photo by
Ian Sane
4.
Ponds/Lakes
Plants: lakes are shallow enough for sunlight to reach the
Plants (continued): bottom, allowing photosynthesis to occur
Animals: Depend on floating organisms for food
Photo by
blavandmaster
5.
Marine Ecosystem
Estuary
Intertidal Zone
Neritic Zone
Surface Zone
Deep Ocean Zone
Photo by
Hiyashi Haka
6.
Estuary
Plants: Provide food and shelter for animals
Animals: Rely on algae and plants such as marsh grasses for food
Animals (continued): and shelter
Photo by
Laura Longenecker
7.
Intertidal Zone
Plants: Have to adapt to pounding waves and sudden
Plants (continued): changes in water level and temperature
Animals: Cling to rocks or burrow in the sand
Photo by
kqedquest
8.
Neritic Zone
Plants: Sunlight passes through the neritic zone, allowing
Plants (continued): photosynthesis to occur
Animals: Rely on plants for food
Photo by
Hiyashi Haka
9.
Surface Zone
Plants: Algae carry out photosynthesis
Animals: Depend on algae for food
Photo by
NOAA's National Ocean Service
10.
Deep Ocean Zone
Plants: There is no light, so plants can't grow
Animals: Feed on the remains of dead organisms
Animals (continued): that sink to the bottom
Photo by
AlKok
Kayla Glass
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