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MrRa [10]
4 years ago
3

Fluctuations in the phosphorus cycle in aquatic ecosystems _______.a.can lead to changes in the growth rates of aquatic populati

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SashulF [63]4 years ago
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Fluctuations in the phosphorus cycle in aquatic ecosystems a. can lead to changes in the growth rates of aquatic populations The increase in phosporus 
Marianna [84]4 years ago
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Answer: A) can lead to changes in the growth rates of aquatic populations

Explanation:

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