Will Mark Brainliest Outgoing tides can pull organisms out of the intertidal zone and into the open ocean. How does this limit the number of organisms that can live in the intertidal zone?

Competition remains at a steady level.

Returning to the habitat is difficult.

The salinity increases.

The water quality changes.

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Armani Newman

31 March, 22:49

Will Mark Brainliest Outgoing tides can pull organisms out of the intertidal zone and into the open ocean. How does this limit the number of organisms that can live in the intertidal zone?

Competition remains at a steady level.

Returning to the habitat is difficult.

The salinity increases.

The water quality changes.

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Quentin Barrett · Answer 1

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Explanation:

They can no longer return to their natural habitat and that leads to changes in all aspects, rendering all other answers insufficient.