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Caspian Sea: All over the world, freshwater habitats -ponds, streams, rivers as large as the St Lawrence and the Volga, and lakes as large as the Great Lakes and the Caspian Sea - are succumbing to poisonous pollution.
Europe is the second smallest continent. It is bounded by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Mediterranean and Black Seas to the south. It merges into Asia to the east and the conventional boundary from south to north follows the Caucasus mountains, the Caspian Sea and the Ural mountains.See Also Salton Sea:
On The Other Hand See Sea Sponges:There are sea sponges-urchins, starfish, brittle stars, sea sponges-cucumbers and sponges. Bottom dwelling fish such as plaice and flounder also live on the continental shelf.
This is the region of sand banks and sand waves (underwater dunes). In the North sea sponges. sand waves are formed as masses of loose sand move around like sand dunes in the desert, propelled by currents. Here, too, vast oil and gas reservoirs, sometimes associated, as in the Gulf of Mexico, with salt domes, are found in the continental rocks deep beneath the surface sand.
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