Osmoconforming Animals, Such as the Spider Crab, That Live in the Open

question 27

Essay

Osmoconforming animals, such as the spider crab, that live in the open ocean show little ability to withstand large variations in salinity, while coastal animals, such as the closely related fiddler crab, show great ability to withstand large salinity changes. Explain why this is the case, considering the relevant abiotic features of both habitats.

Identify correct and incorrect use of past tense verbs in various contexts.

Understand the importance of verb tense consistency within a given passage or sentence.

Distinguish between regular and irregular verb forms in past tense.

Apply knowledge of past tense verbs to improve writing clarity and accuracy.

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