The document discusses marine ecosystems, including the five oceans, temperature ranges that organisms adapt to, and habitats such as beaches, coral reefs, and estuaries. It provides examples of types of plants that grow in different ocean conditions, such as kelp in cold waters and seaweed and seagrass in shallow waters. Animal examples described include carnivores like sharks and herbivores like clams. Non-living components of marine ecosystems mentioned are water, salt, dissolved gases, rocks, seashells, and sometimes oil and trash.

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2.  Where the ecosystems are.
 Weather conditions.
 Habitat.
 Types of plants.
 Types of animals.
 Non-living things.
 Examples of food chains a food webs.

3. The planet has five oceans: Arctic,
Atlantic, Pacific, Indian , Antarctic .

4. Temperature: Marine organisms are adapted
to live in specific temperature ranges, as
temperature has direct effects on
physiological processes.
Water temperatures in the upper 2,300 feet
of the oceans, where the vast majority of
marine life lives, have increased an average
of about one degree Fahrenheit over the past
century

5. Some habitats: beaches, coral reefs,
estuaries, kelp, seagrras

6.  Kelp: Kelp grows in cold coastal waters.
 Seaweed :Seaweed is a form of microscopic
 Seagrass: Seagrass grows in shallow water because it needs
lots of sunlight
 Red Algae : Red algae grows in warm tropical water.
 Coral and Algae : Coral is not a plant; it is an animal
organism
 Coralline Algae:Coralline algae consists of very fine
filaments that grow over rocks.

8.  Some animals :
 Carnivore: shark, killer whale, white shark,
piranha/hoarder, penguin.
 Herbivore: clenear fish.

10. Water , salt, dissolved gases, rocks ,sea shells,and
sometimes oil/trash.

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