Match the appropriate ecological consequence to the property of water that allows it to occur water moves up trees due to capillary action evaporative cooling insulates aquatic habitats 1. high specific heat 2. cohesion 3. solid form is less dense than liquid 4. high heat of vaporization yaquatic habitats do not vary much in temperature

1. High specific heat

Aquatic habitats do not vary much in temperature

2. Cohesion

Water moves up trees due to capillary action

3. Solid form is less dense than liquid

Insulates aquatic habitats

4. High heat of vaporization

Evaporative cooling

Explanation:

Water´s high specific heat can lessen variations in temperature, so aquatic habitats don´t fluctuate in temperature.

Capillary action is a result of adhesion, cohesion forces, and surface tension.

Since solid water is less dense, ice that floats on the surface insulates the water below, providing an insulated aquatic habitat.

Water´s high heat of vaporization results in evaporative cooling.