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4 July, 14:26

Artificial reefs are made of solid, sturdy objects that humans place on otherwise empty ocean floors. like natural reefs, these provide places for marine life to take shelter, hide, and reproduce. several states in north america have created artificial reefs off their shores, even though reefs do not naturally exist in most of those areas. artificial reefs provide excellent opportunities for fishing and diving. how do artificial reefs change their local environment?

a. they significantly increase the population of marine life in the entire ocean.

b. they increase the population of marine life in and near the artificial reef.

c. they attract marine life from nearby, natural reefs, causing migrations.

d. they allow species from tropical coral reefs to live in colder waters than they normally could.

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  1. 4 July, 15:07
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    c. they attract marine life from nearby, natural reefs, causing migrations.
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