<span>Bottom feeders can be seen in almost all natural water bodies and the most common among them are crabs, crayfish, bristle worms, snails, starfish, shellfish, flatfish, eels, carp, shark, etc. Even though, all those fish and other aquatic creatures, that dwells on the bottom of the water bodies are jointly called bottom feeders, the term is usually used for those fish, that are mainly found as bottom feeders in aquariums. !</span>
I agree because we are not bothering the nature and we are not ruining the ecosystem by us giving pollution or other things that can harm our earth.
The geochemical cycle which involves mantle convection is the tectonic cycle. The tectonic cycle involves the movement of the Earth’s crust. It is through the mantle convection that the plate tectonics move. The movements inside the mantle influence how the plates move on the earth’s surface, which contributes to the formation of landforms.
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