How does the ocean change with increasing depth?

A. It gets darker, warmer, and contains more organisms.
B. It gets darker and warmer, pressure decreases, and it contains more organisms.
C. It doesn't change in a consistent way.
D. It gets darker and colder, pressure increases, and it contains fewer organisms.


Answer: D

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