What are the differences between terrestrial-air and aquatic habitats?

bystudin | September 29, 2020 | Education

1) in the ground-air environment (land) less density;
2) on land, the amplitude of temperature fluctuations is greater;
3) there is a higher illumination rate on land.

Characteristics of the habitat	Water	Land
1. The density of the medium	High	Low
2. The availability of oxygen	The amount of oxygen is relatively small and can vary depending on the conditions	Oxygen is a component of air, its quantity is constant, and its availability is unlimited
3. The weight of the body in the environment	The force of gravity is balanced by the Archimedean force	The weight of the body is fully determined by the force of gravity
4. Evaporation from the surface of the body	No evaporation, excess moisture	Significant evaporation, especially at high temperatures
5. Temperature control	Temperature fluctuation within a limited range	Significant temperature fluctuations, both during the day and in different seasons of the year
6. The transparency of the environment (visibility)	Small	Big

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