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1. Tropical/temperate

2. Ranging from 25°C to 30°C, around 35ppt, moved by the Equatorial Current, varies greatly, and typically a vibrant blue color due to the way light interacts with water molecules, with deeper areas appearing darker blue.

3. A large amount of sunlight, with the majority penetrating the upper 200 meters (650 feet) of the water column

4. Epipelagic

5. Saltwater

6. No

7. Tropical rain belt?

8. The whole ecosystem would collapse because if shrimp or another primary consumer went extinct then the secondary consumers would need to find a new source or overfeed on other marine animals causing the web to collapse

9. Other animals would eat dead animals but buildup of dead plant matter would be bad.

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Amphipods are crustacea, shrimp-like in form, which eat both dead animals and plants as well as algae and can even live on land.

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Characterized by their torpedo-shaped body with a conical snout and a prominent keel at the base of its crescent-shaped tail

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Marlin are large, fast-swimming fish with elongated bodies, spear-like bills, and long dorsal fins.

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Tuna are fast-swimming fish with torpedo-shaped bodies, smooth skin, and streamlined fins

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A large, flat boney fish that lives in tropical and temperate oceans

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Tiny crustaceans with segmented bodies and appendages that are used for swimming and feeding.

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Small, free-swimming crustaceans with long, muscular abdomens and long antennae.

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Unicellular protists, dinoflagellates swim by means of two flagella, movable protein and microtubule strands that propel the cell through the water