The plateau period is sometimes also referred as the Temporary Fossilization, which is a prelude to permanent fossilization. Fossilization means the rules and linguistic items of the native language of the speaker persist in the inter-language relative to a target language.
Quick Answer. Some decomposers in the ocean include fungi in the genera Lindra and Lulworthia, the bacteria Vibrio furnissii, shipworms, nematodes and amoebas. Decomposers are an important component of the marine ecosystem, as they break down dead organisms and release nutrients from these organisms back into ocean.
The tertiary consumers eat secondary consumers and can also sometimes eat primary consumers and producers. Within a coral reef ecosystem, the tertiary consumers are seals, barracudas, sea birds, dolphins, moray eels and sharks. Lastly, the decomposers help to break down the waste within the ecosystem. They help to dissolve dead organisms as well.