They may either release heat or gain heat. With a temperature increase, the kinetic energy increases and the state of matter will increase (example, ice to water aka solid to liquid)
If the temperature decreases, then the kinetic energy decreases and the state of matter will decrease (example, water vapor to water aka gas to liquid)
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Answer:
1. The Southern Hemisphere would be having it’s hottest temperatures.
2. Depends, if you are near each other yes, but say Antarctica and Florida won’t have the same temperatures as each other because they are different climates.
3. diurnal temperature variation.
Explanation for 1:
The two hemispheres are opposite, one is hot, one is cold. Therefore, the Southern Hemisphere would be having it’s hottest!
I'm pretty sure these include light availability, oxygen levels, water movement, salinity, density and pH. These conditions often vary from habitat to habitat and will either support or limit the life processes of the marine organisms living there.
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It's called the fruiting body.
Answer:
Seaweed might start to grow out of control withough crabs eating it, octopuses on the other hand would struggle to find food and start to die off because they relie on crabs to be their food source.
