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How do conditions change as the depth of the water increases
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How do conditions change as the depth of the water increases

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the temperature becomes colder and the water becomes darker, as the sunlight doesn't travel far enough to heat the whole ocean and the sun doesn't have enough power in it's rays to light the whole ocean either.
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