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1. What is the temperature range for a saltwater biome? And what is the average temperature?

2. What are 10 organisms that live there?

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The saltwater biome is an ecosystem of animals and plants which consists of oceans, seas, coral reefs, and estuaries.

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rock because micro- organisms live in them, sand is also a way to protect small fish, and a home for micro-organisms, water flow helps coral grow, helps fish migrate, and helps pass nutrience around, sunlight because it helps everything function.

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Fish, starfish, sea urchins, coral, plankton, algae, tube worms, seaweed, shrimp, crabs, snails, slams, sea slugs, nudibrach, anemones, and tiggerpods.'

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What country's and states are in this biome.

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What country's and states are in this biome.

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The saltwater biome is all over the world so no country's are in it.

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The longitude and latitude varies, because water covers almost the whole earth.

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There is no human population in the ocean

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Well the location is actually all over the world, but 70 percent of the world is covered by the saltwater biome / ocean. The five oceans include the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, Indian, Arctic, and Southern.

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In between  -40 and 100 degrees, but the average is about 39 degrees and the average rainfall amount is in between 60 and 250 inches.

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One of them is algae, which gives  the world most of its oxygen. But all of these depend on location. Another one is seaweed, that is pretty common. The third one is phytoplankton.