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sveticcg [70]
3 years ago
15

A scientist is studying the effect of nitrates, a group of chemicals, on the aquatic environment and the organisms that live wit

hin it, such as aquatic snails and fish. This scientist is a(n) __________.
A)
entomologist
B)
chemist
C)
hydrologist
D)
oceanographer
E)
toxicologist
Biology
1 answer:
hoa [83]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

A scientist who studies water and its properties is a hydrologist.

Explanation:

A hydrologist is a scientist linked to the study of water, both surface and underground, detecting cleanliness or contamination and proposing alternatives for its cleaning and conservation.

A hydrologist's research on the properties of water, its location, distribution and circulation contributes to the maintenance of the environment.

The other options are not correct because:

<em>     A)  </em><u><em>Entomologist </em></u><em>: a scientist who studies insects.</em>

<em>     B)  </em><u><em>Chemist </em></u><em>: a professional who studies the elements and chemical compounds and their properties.</em>

<em>     D)  </em><u><em>Oceanographer</em></u><em> : study both oceans and seas, and their relationship with the environment, the atmosphere and the land.</em>

<em>     E)  </em><u><em>Toxicologist</em></u><em>: study the effects of toxic or harmful substances on living beings and the environment.</em>

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