Question

How do aquatic plants and animals get carbon dioxide and oxygen for their survival in water?

Answer 1

By taking oxygen
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How do aquatic plants and animals get carbon dioxide and oxygen for their survival in water?

Answer

• Gaseous oxygen, normally configured as O2, is soluable in water.

• So is Carbon Dioxide, CO2. Underwater plants take in dissolved CO2 from the water and release O2 into the water.

• Fish take in dissolved O2 through their gills and release CO2 through their gills.

• There is also a lot of exchange of O2 and CO2 at the waters surface that is exposed to the atmosphere.

• 3/5ths of the worlds oxygen production is done in the earths oceans by algae.

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