Unlike terrestrial communities, aquatic communities are rarely determined by the physical characteristics of the environment (other than the water itself).

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Aquatic communities are often significantly influenced by physical characteristics of the environment such as temperature, salinity, flow rate, depth, and the presence of physical structures, which can determine the types of organisms that can live in these habitats.

Unlike Terrestrial Communities, Aquatic Communities Are Rarely Determined by the Physical