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The Aquatic Plants of Spirit

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The mayor oceans of Spirit are the Nord and The Risorgimento. These two oceans of Spirit provided the perfect habitat for Spirit's early forms of seaweed. The Estuaries are also the perfect place for their mixture of fresh and salt water. The nutrients that flow from the two major rivers, The Arno and the Firenze, created lots of foods for the water's organisms to eat near the coastal water around the continents. The fresh water of the rivers of Spirit, combined with the nutrients of the cold waters of the mountain, make the perfect environment for water plants, fishes, crayfish, and many other small organisms that find their way through to create their next generations, in a more controlled water temperature which they find in ponds and lakes.

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The deep bottom to the oceans of Spirit (depths of approximately 20,000 to 30.000 ft.) have very little food and nutrients for any life form, but the very strong and food producing ancestral life forms find their way through to create Spirit's first generation of oceanic life. The coastal and riperian spots make prime habitats for marine life. Around the continents, however the waters are shallow and warm, reaching only 53 F. in the coldest parts.


Over millions of years life was created and many new generations of plants found their way into ponds and rivers (control temperature-tropical) to create new generations of plants that are now known to exist in Spirit.



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