The largest predator found in mangroves in India and Bangladesh.

They eat the algae off of the coral reefs.

two possible sources of energy in the deep sea (name one)

Foreshore, seashore, or the littoral zone

Water that is neither completely freshwater or saltwater.

Mangroves getting rid of salt from their vascular system.

Corals protect shorelines by doing this.

the approx range of pressure in the deep sea

Porifera, Annelids, Coelenterates, Mollusks, Crustaceans, or Arthropods.

The key primary producer found in a estuary.

The process of mangroves acquiring more oxygen.

Percentage of coral reefs that have disappeared.

A location where a vent in the Earth's crust releases hydrogen-sulfate or methane gas, which powers chemosynthesis.

Higher Intertidal Zones

two sea creatures that use estuaries as nurseries for their young.

The vertical roots that act as snorkels and take in extra air for the mangroves?

A substance that coral reefs are made up of.

The biological conversion of one or more carbon-containing molecules and nutrients into organic matter using the oxidation of inorganic compounds.

Constant exposure to air and the inundation of sea water

Animals that control how much salt they intake.