Biodiversity of the Pasific Ocean (original) (raw)

The Pacific Ocean, the largest ocean on Earth, plays a crucial role in global biodiversity, hosting a wide array of marine life including numerous species of fish, reptiles, and marine plants. This paper examines the spatial extent, ecological importance, and biodiversity status within the Pacific Ocean, highlighting its vital contribution to Earth's climate and ecology. It emphasizes the unique adaptations of deep-sea organisms and provides an extensive list of both marine animals and vascular plants found in the region.