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The 41 pages that link to Pelagic zone, each with the reason it gives.

• Pelagic fishNarrower topic: Pelagic fish occupy this open-water habitat rather than the seabed.

• AlbatrossNarrower topic: Albatrosses embody life in the vast open-ocean habitat that their journeys traverse.

• Bathypelagic zoneNarrower topic: The bathypelagic zone is one depth-defined part of the open-water column.

• Forage fishNarrower topic: Many forage fish feed and school in open water rather than on the seabed.

• Atlantic herringNarrower topic: Herring spend much of their lives schooling in open water.

• Oceanic zoneNarrower topic: The oceanic zone is the offshore portion of this broader water-column region.

• ProcellariiformesNarrower topic: Much of a procellariiform’s life unfolds over open water rather than land.

• OarfishNarrower topic: Oarfish spend most of their lives in the open-water habitat.

• Neritic zoneNarrower topic: The neritic zone is a coastal subdivision of the broader pelagic realm.

• Black seadevilNarrower topic: Black seadevils occupy open ocean rather than living on the seafloor.

• Mahi-mahiNarrower topic: Mahi-mahi spends its life in open water rather than on the seabed.

• ProcellariidaeNarrower topic: This is the marine environment in which procellariids spend much of their lives.

• Cookiecutter sharkNarrower topic: The shark ranges through open ocean rather than living only on the seabed.

• FrigatebirdNarrower topic: Frigatebirds forage across open water rather than diving for prey near the seabed.

• Yellow-bellied sea snakeNarrower topic: Unlike many sea snakes, this species spends much of its life in the open ocean.

• Blue sharkNarrower topic: Blue sharks spend most of their lives in this open-water realm.

• Lepas anatiferaNarrower topic: The species' floating habitat belongs to this water-column environment.

• Longfin mako sharkNarrower topic: Longfin makos inhabit open-ocean waters rather than coastal habitats.

• Malpelo IslandNarrower topic: Many of Malpelo's most visible animals are pelagic rather than reef-dwelling.

• SpirulaNarrower topic: Spirula inhabits the open water column rather than living on the seafloor.