The Primary Reason for the Daylight Migration of Many Pelagic

question 77

Multiple Choice

The primary reason for the daylight migration of many pelagic animals to deeper waters is:

• A) escape from visual predators.
• B) escape from the harmful effects of the sun.
• C) preference for the colder waters of the deep.
• D) the abundance of food in deeper waters.

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Definitions:

Chemoreceptors

Sensory cells or organs specialized in detecting chemical stimuli in the environment, involved in taste and smell in animals.

Arterial Concentration

The concentration of gases, nutrients, or other substances within the arterial blood, critical for assessing the health and function of the circulatory system.

Medulla

An inner region or core in various organs or cells, often referring specifically to the innermost part of the kidney or the lower part of the brain stem.

Respiratory Centers

Centers in the medulla and pons that regulate breathing.