abyssopelagic water
The term "abyssopelagic water" describes a deep ocean layer characterized by extreme darkness, high pressure, and cold temperatures.
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Definition
C2Oceanography
(technical)The ocean layer between 4,000 and 6,000 meters deep, known for its total darkness and extreme pressure.
Example
- The abyssopelagic water is home to unique marine species that thrive in complete darkness.
- Researchers study abyssopelagic water to understand how life adapts to extreme conditions.
Similar
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