The intertidal zone : D. has changing conditions as the ocean alternates between high and low tides
- Intertidal zone is the part of the aquatic- land ecosystem in which the organisms that live on shores experience changes in high and low oceanic tides.
- The organisms that live on the intertidal zone are subjected to deal with drastic environmental changes as due to tides they get submerged and when there is no tide they get exposed to the air.
- These organisms experience great impact of waves, sunlight, as well as desiccation.
- The intertidal zone does not remain always occupied with salty water, does not remain dry due to free flowing tides, organisms that are able to adapt changes in their habitat, and temperature changes are likely to survive.
Hence, option D. has changing conditions as the ocean alternates between high and low tides is correct.
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