why is ocean more stable ecosystem
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Oceans is stable ecosystems since it stays unchanged over the long term. Various natural geological and anthropogenic forces build and damage mountains, deserts and forests but oceans have remained stable over the long history of the Earth. Their volume is massive and thus, minor shifts in oceans are not easily felt.
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Oceans are the most stable ecosystems. Other terrestrial ecosystems undergo changes and succession of biotic components. But oceans remain stable for the long duration of time.
In order for an ecosystem to be considered stable, it needs to have mechanisms in place that help it return to its original state after a disturbance occurs. ... Areas with high levels of species and genetic diversity are likely to have a more complex ecosystem, with a variety of food webs and biotic interactions.
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In order for an ecosystem to be considered stable, it needs to have mechanisms in place that help it return to its original state after a disturbance occurs. ... Areas with high levels of species and genetic diversity are likely to have a more complex ecosystem, with a variety of food webs and biotic interactions.
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