Match each environmental factor that affects plant and animal life in aquatic biomes to its description/purpose.

Tiles

water depth

salinity

dissolved oxygen

water flow conditions

pairs

This term refers to the salt content of water.

Different plants and animals need different

conditions to survive. Some prefer flowing

streams, and some need shallow water.

When this factor increases, the amount of

sunlight that reaches plants and animals

under water decreases.

Life forms in aquatic biomes need this to

survive.

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Payton Larson

Biology

29 November, 23:51

Match each environmental factor that affects plant and animal life in aquatic biomes to its description/purpose.

Tiles

water depth

salinity

dissolved oxygen

water flow conditions

pairs

This term refers to the salt content of water.

Different plants and animals need different

conditions to survive. Some prefer flowing

streams, and some need shallow water.

When this factor increases, the amount of

sunlight that reaches plants and animals

under water decreases.

Life forms in aquatic biomes need this to

survive.

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Marcus Booth · Answer 1

Salinity - This term refers to the salt content of water.

Water flow conditions - Different plants and animals need different conditions to survive. Some prefer flowing streams, and some need shallow water.

Water depth - When this factor increases, the amount of sunlight that reaches plants and animals under water decreases.

Dissolved oxygen - Life forms in aquatic biomes need this to survive.