In order to simulate abyssopelagic zone conditions in a model aquarium design, what temperature and pressure conditions would be required? Cold temperature, high pressure Warm temperature, low pressure Warm temperature, high pressure Cold temperature, low pressure

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Ashlee English

1 January, 22:28

In order to simulate abyssopelagic zone conditions in a model aquarium design, what temperature and pressure conditions would be required? Cold temperature, high pressure Warm temperature, low pressure Warm temperature, high pressure Cold temperature, low pressure

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Killian Nichols · Answer 1

Killian Nichols 2 January, 01:38

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Low to high high to low

Issac Henry · Answer 2

Cold temperature, high pressure

Explanation:

The abyssal zone is the deepest part of the ocean and is more than 2000 meters deep and is shallower than 6000 meters and is defined by the extreme uniform environmental conditions and reflects a distinct form of life. This realm is the largest realm in the deepwater zone and is covering about 300,000,000 km square which s about 60% of the global surface and 83% of the oceans and the seas. It has a temperature between 0° and 4° C, and the pressure increases by 4.7 pounds per square inch at sea level. Such as the pressure ranges between the 200 to 600 meters.