Larger Nekton Have Migration Routes in the Pacific That Are

Question

Larger nekton have migration routes in the Pacific that are
A) Essentially identical
B) Controlled by a single trans-Pacific route at the equator
C) Divided between two major routes mainly
D) Confined to moving along the shelf-slope break of the eastern or western Pacific

Accepted Answer

Larger nekton in the Pacific often have migration routes that are divided between two major routes, rather than being confined to a single path. This allows them to navigate vast distances for feeding, breeding, or avoiding unfavorable conditions, utilizing different oceanic features and currents to facilitate their movements.