Aquatic Ecosystems
Published on Dec 03, 2015
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Streams and Rivers
- Plant adaptations are hooks or suckers, to be able to deal with less oxygen in the water, and to be able to take root in pebbles.
Photo by Skinned Mink
Streams and Rivers
- Animal adaptations are Streamlined bodies, hooks, and bodies that can deal with cold water.
Photo by Matlock-Photo
Ponds and Lakes
- Plant adaptations are being able to float or grow in still water.
Photo by rachelgreenbelt
Ponds and Lakes
- Animal adaptations are being able to live in still water, and being able to catch food in the open water.
Photo by PeterThoeny
Esturary
-Plant adaptations are
Mosses and grasses have to be able to adapt to both fresh and saltwater.
Photo by naikalieva
Esturary
Animal adaptations are they have to be able to breath in both salt and fresh water. animals also have to find shelter in mosses and grasses.
Intertidal Zone
- Plants adaptations are their roots burrow deep in the sand or sediment.
Photo by erikadotnet
Intertidal Zone
- Animal adaptations are they cling to rocks because of the strong pounding waves,also the burrow into the sand or rocks.
Photo by arturry
Neritic Zone
- Plant adaptations are they have to be able to survive in warm water, and grow with little space since photosynthesis provides a lot of life.
Photo by Raven_Denmark
Neritic Zone
- Fish swim in large schools for protection, fish also have to adapt to feeding on alge.
Photo by jjjj56cp
Surface Zone
- Plant adaptations are alge carries out photosynthesis.
Photo by westschweden
Surface Zone
- Fish such as tuna, swordfish, and whales feed on alge in large schools.
Photo by felix sanchez villarejo
