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Where are the coastal areas located that are unlikely to harbor a kelp forest ecosystem

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Answer:

Coastal areas like those that have hgh low density of seawater and high conc of salinity.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • As kelp forest is considered to be an underground ecosystem that covers about 25% of the world coastlines and found in the worldwide temperate to polar environments.
  • Having been formed by macroalgae, these offer a unique habitat to the ecological services. Kepl refers to Maine algae hey are not formed in tropical areas as there are areas that have a high amount of sun and have higher degrees of warm and heat content.
  • The quality of water is also a very crucial factor that influences the growth and development of these species and the silty and saline parts of the world hinder growth and development.
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