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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-08289-6anding physiological adaptation of marine organisms, this chapter will provide a general account of the dominant abiotic factors associated with the sea. Specific environmental characteristics of different habitat-types will be discussed in detail in later chapters.

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The Sea,anding physiological adaptation of marine organisms, this chapter will provide a general account of the dominant abiotic factors associated with the sea. Specific environmental characteristics of different habitat-types will be discussed in detail in later chapters.

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Indian Statistical Institute SeriesMan has always had a vital and continuing interest in the sea. Coastal waters were an early source of food and means of travel, but the extent of the oceans was not recognized until the explorations of the 14th and 15th centuries. Another five centuries elapsed before man had the technology to truly begin underwater exploration.

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