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Marine Biome - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Less fish
  - - - When we eat the fish, we're eating what the fish eats, garbage
- - - - Seaweed's fronds are very tough, and this is helpful for the plant's survival. This allows the seaweed to avoid being torn or seeped away by strong ocean waves.
      - It has thick, rubbery stems that protect it from the corrosive ocean water, and uses simplified versions of roots and leaves to hold it in place and absorb sunlight.
  - - - They produce a kind of sunblock that forms a shield around them that protects them from the UV rays.
      - They provide shelter for animals and get the nutrients so they both benefit
- - - - Image
        
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      - Apex Predators/Tertiary Predators
    - - Structural
        
        Gills, which take in oxygen directly out of the water.
        
        Sharp teeth to eat fish and prey
      - Behavioral
        
        They feed in numbers and circle their prey so it can't run away
  - - - Structural
        
        Dolphins have a thick layer of blubber for heat insulation
        
        Dolphins have a blowhole on the top of their head to stay underwater for a long time without having to breath.
      - Behavioral
        
        The group sizes tend to increase with water depths and openness of habitat
    - - Image
        
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      - Secondary Consumer