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AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS
BY: CONNER TACKETT
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Raven_Denmark
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FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS
RIVERS, STREAMS, LAKES, PONDS
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nigelhowe
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RIVERS/STREAMS
Small fish and tadpoles live in streams but in rivers, the fish can get very large.
Plants include algae and small freshwater plants.
An example of a river would be The Ohio river.
These are moving bodies of water.
Photo by
...-Wink-...
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PONDS/LAKES
Ponds are much smaller than lakes and less deep.
Plants that live here include algae and bigger plants like Lilly pads.
You would find animals like big fish in lakes and ponds including bass.
Ponds don't really have names, however lakes do and we live right next to a lake called Lake Erie.
These are still bodies of water.
Photo by
Taylor.McBride™
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MARINE ECOSYSTEMS
ESTUARY, INTERTIDAL ZONES, NERETIC ZONES, SURFACE ZONES, AND DEEP SEA ZONES.
Photo by
llamazotti
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ESTUARY
This is where the rivers meet the ocean's tides.
Small plants and algae grow here in between rocks.
Some animals might find it hard to live here because of the current but some species of fish are strong swimmers and can live there.
Photo by
Sids1
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INTERTIDAL ZONE
This is the area where the tides come into the shore bringing things like rocks and sand.
Small creatures like clams, barnacles, and sea stars live here because they can cling to rocks.
Plants like algae live here and provide the small creatures with food.
Photo by
Grant MacDonald
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NERETIC ZONE
This is the area right by the shore that is shallow and houses many creatures.
Those creatures include schools of fish like sardines because the reeves near the shore provide shelter.
Plants that live heat include algae and things like kelp because there is lots of sunshine and that helps the plants with photosynthesis.
Photo by
CAUT
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SURFACE ZONE
This is the area of the surface floor where most of the sunlight reaches.
Animals like schools of fish, Sharks, and octopi live here because it is usually safe and undisturbed.
Plants are almost the same as all the other zones. There is algae and seaweed because there is enough sunlight.
Photo by
Nataraj Metz
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DEEP OCEAN ZONE
This is the deepest part of the ocean that is extremely dark.
Barely any plants except algae live here because there is basically no sunlight.
Many creatures do not live there since it is so dark but some creatures are able to give off their own light.
Photo by
Daniela Hartmann (alles-schlumpf)
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