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The marine biome is the largest biome and it covers 3/4 Earth. It's also the most biodiverse and includes 90% of life that was found on Earth. It includes three major ecosystems which are oceans, estuaries, and coral reefs. The marine biome also includes the phonic zone which is the top layer which allows light to go through the water to perform photosynthesis, the aphonic zone is dark and includes no light, and the benthic zone which is at the bottom or ocean floor.

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The marine biome includes the Indian, Atlantic, Pacific, Southern, and Arctic oceans. It also includes other bodies of water. It's so large that it covers 70% of the Earth's surface. They surround every continent on Earth.

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Marine biomes have ranging temperatures depending on where they are in the world. They can be freezing around the poles and can be warm in tropical water and near the equator. The average temperature is 39 degrees fahrenheit.

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Marine biomes contain four zones that are the different depths in the water. The intertidal zone is where the ocean and land meet, the pelagic zone are the oceans that are farther away from land, the benthic zone is not the deepest part, but is underneath the pelagic zone, and the abyssal zone is completely dark and deep in the ocean.

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Marine regions are generally very salty and include about one cup of salt per gallon of water in the ocean. It is about 3.5% salt and 97% of Earth's water is saltwater.

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Parasitic: Parasitic fish lights that cling to a host fish and feed on its body. This benefits one species and the other one is harmed.
Commensalism: When remoras hitch a ride on sharks, rays, or turtles to eat the food scraps. Tis benefits one organim and the other one is unaffected.
Mutualistic: When a shrimp cleans an eels mouth because the eel gets its teeth cleaned and the shrimp gets fed.

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Whales have thick layers of blubber that help to insulate them from the cold ocean waters. They also have an adaptation to allow them to conserve oxygen while underwater.

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Dolphins have streamlined bodies for swimming through water. They have also developed the ability of echolocation to help find prey and navigate through the waters due to low visibility. Dolphins make clicking noises to help speak to one another.

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Anemones have stingers to protect themselves from predators. They also have tentacles to allow them to catch food or prey.

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Seaweed doesn't have stems or roots and can absorb water and minerals directly from its surroundings. Also, they have air sacs which allow them to float on the surface of the water to absorb the light they need for photosynthesis.

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