The oceans cover approximately 70% of Earth's surface and also contain about 97% of Earth's water
supply. This enormous amount of space provides habitats for a large number of diverse organisms.
However, organisms thrive in different areas. Which statement below best describes the
distribution of life in the ocean?
A) All species of aquatic organisms have adapted to all depths of the ocean and are distributed throughout.
B)Species which thrive in mid-ocean areas are those which are adapted to a warm environment rich in oxygen
and photosynthetic organisms.
C)Organisms which are able to survive in the deepest depths of the ocean must have adaptations that allow
them to live in cold dark environments under a lot of pressure.
D)The upper depths of the ocean are teeming with large organisms that need little sunlight and are not
dependent on autotrophs.

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Answer:

C.) Organisms which are able to survive in the deepest depths of the ocean must have adaptations that allow  them to live in cold dark environments under a lot of pressure.

Explanation:

Organisms which live in the deepest depths of the ocean receive little sunlight, so they must adapt to live in those cold conditions with a lot of pressure constantly on them. Basically, if a creature lives in a certain part of the ocean, they are most likely adapted enough to live in the conditions that their home has for them.