How is marine productivity best described in the open ocean?Multiple choice question.It is best described as a barren wasteland because no life exits there.It is best compared to a rainforest because of the high biological productivity.It is best described as the equivalent of a temperate forest because of the year-round modest levels of production.It can be described as a biological desert because of the low productivity.

How does the open ocean have the highest relative net primary productivity while having one of the lowest mean biomass per unit area? A. high turnover rate of plankton B. high mean net primary productivity C. the presence of large organisms like whales D. having a larger third dimension of depth

Because of the lack of nutrients, biological productivity is often low in Blank______.Multiple choice question.the open oceanupwelling zonesequatorial regionsnear-shore environments

What area of the ocean has the most nutrients, sunlight, and primary productivity?Multiple choice question.surface of the open oceandeep watershallow coastal waterocean floor

Which of the following is a result of lack of visible light at deeper levels in the ocean? Productivity does not exist in deep sea environments. Producers deep in the ocean have adaptive mechanisms to conduct photosynthesis with less light. Red sea organisms would be highly visible to predators in mid-ocean depths. Consumers engage is cellular respiration at rates substantially higher than surface consumers.

How are producers in a marine enviroment different than the producers on land?