Nutrients in the deep ocean come from dead marine organisms. TrueFalse

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Viktor [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

True

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The deep parts of an ocean receive minimal or no sunlight. Hence, the survival of phototropic organisms like plants and algae is impossible or minimal here. Hence, there is a very little diversity in deep oceans. The organisms living here have to feed on dead decaying matter or on each other for survival. Mostly, the organisms living here use dead organisms as food. No other food source is available here.

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