Food chains in the ocean depths tend to be long because these habitats have
A)an abundance of producers.
B)stable environmental conditions.
C)a variety of energy sources.
D)an abundance of decomposers.
E)small numbers of predators.

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Stable environmental conditions allow for the establishment of long food chains, as species have adapted to specific niches and rely on each other for sustenance.

Food Chains in the Ocean Depths Tend to Be Long