Question

Sharks often migrate to different areas of the ocean throughout the year. Which of the following components is a biotic factor that explains this year-round migration?

Water temperature
Ocean acidity
Food resources
Air temperature

Answer 1

am i right with A?

Answer 2

@hero

Answer 3

@rylee88

Answer 4

@questioncovebot

Answer 5

@ihelpuuhelpme

Answer 6

@vocaloid

Answer 7

@gucchi, I can help you but i'm sorry I will be able to answer in the morning because I need to read something fro this c:

Answer 8

I am pretty sure it is A, so yes i think you are correct, the others don't make sense for the question. But don't come at meee if it's wrongg 😩

Answer 9

@joe348

Answer 10

do you agree?

Answer 11

I'm pretty sure it's A, considering how the temperature of water can affect what can live where in the ocean.

Answer 12

Sharks often migrate because of temperature changes. B and C are not a factor because sharks have lots of food resources such as fish, other sharks, people, etc. Not only is C not a factor, B is a factor but not a huge one because sharks can adapt to " ocean adicity".

Air temperature is basically the temperature of the air while the water temperature is obviously the temperature of the water. As you probably already know, sharks live in water and can not survive in the air.

So when the temperature of the water changes it seems likely that it affects the sharks and causes them to migrate.

So I would go with A also. It may be wrong but worth a try.

Answer 13

Okay thank you