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The construction of a dam converts free flowing rivers into permanently flooded bodies of water. This environmental disturbance affects organisms that are adapted to specific flooding regimes, leading to changes in local ecology. Dams prevent fish species from migrating upstream, disrupting reproduction cycles.

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