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This document lists examples of different aquatic life categories. It provides two examples of neuston: water striders and snails. It also lists two fish as examples of nekton that live in different water levels: mackerel as holoepipelagic and sawfish as meroepipelagic. It mentions bentos and perifiton but does not provide any examples.
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