a. What is the role of anomalouss behaviour of water in preserVing aquatic life in regions of cold climate?
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The anomalous behaviour of water is that from 0°C to 4°C it contracts and beyond 4°C it expands. ... This ice acts as an insulator and does not allow the temperature of the water layer below it to fall below 4°C. This ensures that a liveable temperature is maintained for aquatic life under the oceans and rivers.
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the anomalous behaviour of water is that of from 0 to 4 it contracts and beyond 4 degree it expands.
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this ice behaves like a insulator and does not let the water temperature below it fall below 4 degree celsius. this ensures that the temperature of the water is livable for the creatures under the water.
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