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    Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina

    SY: 2021 – 2022


    Name: Ruiz, Jaimz Emmanuelle Von C. Subject: People and the Earth’s Ecosystem
    Course/Yr. and Sec: 3BSA5B Professor: Rodelio Manuel
    Activity 3: Complete the table below to describe the different aquatic biomes of the earth.
    Aquatic Biome General Description Temperature Plants Animals
    1. Rivers and Water in rivers and 65 °F to 75 °F in the Algae, bulrushes, and Crayfish, fish, and eels
    Streams streams flow in one summer and 35 °F to cattails
    direction beginning at 45 °F in the winter.
    the source called
    headwater.
    2. Lakes and Inland bodies of 4° C near the bottom to Water lilies, duckweed, Plankton, crayfish,
    Ponds standing water, it can 22° C at the top cattail, bulrush, snails, worms, frogs,
    be small as a few stonewort, and turtles, insects, and
    square meters or as bladderwort. fishes
    large as a thousand
    square meters.
    3. Wetlands Are areas such as 11 °C or 52 °F Pond lilies, cattails, Salamanders, reptiles,
    marshes swamps and willows birds
    bugs that are saturated
    with water and support
    aquatic plants
    4. Ocean is a huge body of Approximately –2˚C to Coral reefs, algae, kelp, Humpback whale,
    saltwater that covers 36˚C seaweed, seagrass, microscopic plankton,
    about 70 percent of dolphins, porpoises
    Earth's surface.
    5. Estuaries Semi-enclosed body of 13 to 17°C or 55 to 63°F Sea lettuce, Saltgrass, Phytoplankton,
    water with an opening red algae, Douglas shellfish, mud crabs,
    to the ocean and feed aster, eelgrass, migratory birds
    by freshwater. gumweed, pickleweed

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