Shallow Sea Vs Deep Sea Research Paper

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The Deep Sea and Shallow Sea have some similarities. The similarities I and going to use are about shoals, animals, and nutrients trade. The two places also have differences about Pressure and Natural Light. First I will talk about their similarities and then move into the differences.
Shoals are a group of fish that swim together. The Shallow Sea has a lot of Shoals. The Deep sea has some as well. Both the Deep Sea and Shallow Sea have animals. They both have dolphins and whales that swim together when hunting. The last similarity is how the Indian and Pacific Ocean trade nutrients. This is a similarity because the Deep Sea is in the Pacific Ocean. The Shallow Sea is in the Indian Ocean. When the two trade nutrients they end having the same.

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