The answer is <u>Micronesia.</u>
<span>ore
An ore is a type of mineral or rock which has a high enough concentration of a desirable element such that it's economical to extract that desired element. This means that the actual concentration of metal in an ore varies quite dramatically depending upon the metal. For instance, Bauxite, which is the ore for aluminum contains approximately 15% to 25% aluminum. But for gold, it's not uncommon to profitably extract 1 ounce of gold from several tons of rock.</span>
Ice caps and glaciers is your answer.
Answer:
around seafloor, hot spring vents
Explanation:
- The oceans are home to a rich diversity of life forms on the earth and they have long survived and sustained themselves in the deep oceanic hydrothermal vents.
- The species are found along the seafloor and they have distinct characteristic features and are known to the origin of the life forms on earth till date more than billions of species have been discovered.
