A deep sea robot is sent to the bottom of the ocean. What will it most likely observe, in terms of the numbers of photosynthetic organisms and light conditions?

A.) Many photosynthetic organisms in an environment with very little light

B.) Few photosynthetic organisms in an environment with very little light

C.) Many photosynthetic organisms in an environment with large amounts of light

D.) Few photosynthetic organisms in an environment with large amounts of light

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Harris

Biology

8 September, 00:58

A deep sea robot is sent to the bottom of the ocean. What will it most likely observe, in terms of the numbers of photosynthetic organisms and light conditions?

A.) Many photosynthetic organisms in an environment with very little light

B.) Few photosynthetic organisms in an environment with very little light

C.) Many photosynthetic organisms in an environment with large amounts of light

D.) Few photosynthetic organisms in an environment with large amounts of light

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Yazmin Bowen · Answer 1

The answer would be B.) Few photosynthetic organisms in an environment with very little light. In the deepest parts of the ocean there is little to no light at all, and plant life is very scarce. Most creatures/species that live in the deepest parts of the ocean do not require sunlight or plants to live.