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‘Population of the oceans adversely affected affects the existence of living organism’. Substantiate this statemen​

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Take a moment to consider the variety of life in the sea. Ocean life is very diverse, and increased acidity can harm or help individual plant and animal species in different ways. It may not be obvious to us at first, but some organisms are likely to become more abundant, and others less so. For example, seagrasses may grow faster if more dissolved carbon dioxide is available, while the number of oysters may decrease as fewer larvae complete their life cycle due to increased acidity. In this way, scientists expect ocean and coastal acidification to affect entire ecosystems, including one animal at the top of the food chain— humans. Humans rely on the ocean for food and other economic resources. Ocean and coastal acidification may not just affect life underwater, but ultimately all of us.