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Write a short note on effect of light in ocean water.​

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Answered by GalacticCluster
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Effect of light in ocean water:-

More than 10% of incident light is lost by reflection.

Penetration gradually decreases as depth increases. depending on light penetration, the water bodies can be diveded into three zones:-

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  • Euphotic zone:- the upper most zone extends from surface to roughly 80 meters, maximum penetration of light. Most autotrophs are present in this zone.

  • Diphotic zone :- middle region extends from 80 to upto 200m.light penetration decreases and light is diffused. Low level consumers found in this region.

  • Aphotic zone :- last zone found below 200 metres, no light penetration. Predators and decomposers are found in this zone.
Answered by BrainlyEmpire
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Explanation:

Yet exposure to light can result in cumulative and permanent damage to light-sensitive objects. Low light levels over a long period of time can cause degradation equal to or even greater than intense light for a short period. Damage occurs because light is radiant energy.

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