no way well that's what I've heard.
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∙ 12y agoSplash zone high tide zone low tide zone pelagic zone abyssal zone
splash zone
You didn't give me the multiple choices, but the types of organisms found in the splash zone of a rocky shore would include lots of invertebrates like anemones, starfish, crabs, clams, snails, etc.Yes, and also rockweed. I was told this by my science teacher it's rockweed. I'm going to take the test right now and IF I get it wrong [God forbid] I'll improve my answer; promise. :)Rockweed:) I'm totally taking the same class.
The communities are stratified from the high-tide line to the low-tide line. Good luck! :)
In the intertidal zone of sandy or rocky beaches. They are also found in tide pools, reefs and rocky points.
dolphins live in the pelagic zone (from shore to shore) and the Nerittic Zone (above continental shelf) and the photic zone (200m deep, where light penetrates) the are not found deeper than the photic zone
The near-shore zone comes next on the ocean side and the splash zone is on the shore side.
Intertidal Zone Sunlight Zone, and a few species in the twilight zone .
The region between Mars and Jupiter where many rocky objects are found is called the asteroid belt. It is located roughly between the orbits of the planets Mars and Jupiter and is home to thousands of asteroids, which are rocky remnants from the early solar system.
Starfish can be found on the ocean floor from the greatest depths all the way up to the lower tidal zone.Starfish can live in almost every single oceanic zone.starfish live in the bathyal zone and the intertidal zoneSunlit zone
Found in the Safari Zone after obtaining the National Dex, at the following areas (with blocks and other requirements in parenthesis): Rocky Beach rocky 24
A shore zone refers to the area where a body of water meets the land. It is the transition area between aquatic and terrestrial environments, characterized by unique ecosystems influenced by both land and water processes. Shore zones typically support diverse plant and animal species adapted to living in both aquatic and terrestrial habitats.