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Climate change affects the ocean by(1 point)
increasing coral reef formation.
decreasing acidification of the water.
decreasing biodiversity.
increasing biodiversity.
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decreasing biodiversity.
Explanation: warming, ocean acidification, deoxygenation, and habitat loss (e.g., coral bleaching) reduce populations and species richness, so climate change generally lowers marine biodiversity.
Explanation: warming, ocean acidification, deoxygenation, and habitat loss (e.g., coral bleaching) reduce populations and species richness, so climate change generally lowers marine biodiversity.
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