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ELEN [110]
1 year ago
7

The presence of a large population of _____________ indicates water depleted of oxygen and a high level of organic pollution.

Chemistry
1 answer:
blondinia [14]1 year ago
6 0

The presence of a large population of sludgeworms indicates water depleted of oxygen and a high level of organic pollution.

The sludgeworms Tubifex is harvested and sold as tropical fish food since it is common near sewer outlets and serves as a sign of water or organic pollution. Polychaetes are crucial in rearranging the silt on the ocean floor.

Organic contamination happens when too much organic material, such sewage or manure, gets into the water.

There will be more decomposers and sludgeworms in a pond as the organic content accumulates. These decomposers and sludgeworms develop quickly and consume a lot of oxygen as they do so.

Hence, Sludgeworms are a sign of an abundance of oxygen-depleted water and significant levels of organic pollutants.

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