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The marine biome covers 70% of the Earth and includes five main oceans. It has three vertical zones - the euphotic zone where light penetrates, the disphotic zone with twilight light levels, and the deep aphotic zone. The ocean contains a diversity of life including clams, dolphins, sharks, octopuses, sea snakes, sea anemones, mangroves, phytoplankton, and seaweeds.

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