Part 3: Ocean Temperature and Biodiversity Many organisms in the oceans are sensitive to changes in temperature and salinity. Several types of coral reef organisms and clams are extremely sensitive, and are endangered because of these changes.

Research two organisms that are affected by temperature or salinity (or both). Several websites are listed below.
Describe what their tolerable range in temperature/salinity is, how they try to cope or adapt to changes, and what is happening to them now.
List any conservation methods being used to try and help them, and two things that we can do to try and help the situation.

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