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The 57 pages that link to Marine snow, each with the reason it gives.

• Clione limacinaRelated: Clione and its prey participate in food webs that transfer carbon into deeper waters.

• Deep-sea communityRelated: This sinking material supplies much of the energy available to deep-sea organisms.

• FanfinRelated: Marine snow helps sustain the deep-sea food web in which fanfins prey.

• Marine hatchetfishRelated: Hatchetfishes feed within food webs supported partly by this sinking material.

• Ocean surface ecosystemRelated: Surface production becomes food and carbon export when organic particles aggregate and sink.

• Scotoplanes globosaRelated: Its settled particles contribute food to the sediments where the animal feeds.

• SpirulaRelated: It is part of the food supply reaching deep-water ecosystems inhabited by Spirula.