Various environmental factors affect the marine ecosystem. These factors include light, oxygen levels, depth of ocean, salinity, density and pH. These factors are varies with depth in the ocean these factors will either support or limit the life processes of the marine organisms.
The region in the depth of ocean up to where light can penetrate is called photic zone which extends from few meters to 150 meters. Photosynthetic organisms such as phytoplankton and about 90% of all marine life lives in this zone.
In the deep ocean the pressure is very high so, organisms have to survive under extreme pressure. In the deep ocean organisms are small and with low metabolic rate.
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The Amazon Rainforest is an incredibly complex ecosystem. The unique conditions of an almost constant temperature and a high, regular precipitation rate are what allow the incredible amount of biodiversity to occur there. Because of its size and high rate of productivity, the Amazon Rainforest ecosystem plays a substantial role in many of the biogeochemical cycles of the world.
The wolves prey would slowly die due to vegetation being gone and therefore so would the wolf.
