<span>E) high sensitivity to sunlight</span>
Answer:
It is an increase in available food amount.
Explanation:
An increase in predators would result in the prey species dying off. A decrease in habitat size would result in the species not having a place to live or hide from predators. A decrease in amount of available water would make the species die of dehydration.
Eutrophication is a process that leads to enrichment of ponds, lakes and any water body with minerals such as nitrogen and phosphorus. Aquatic ecosystems are diverse and consists of phytoplanktons, zooplanktons, fish and other animals. Too much enrichment of the ecosystem adversely effects the flora and fauna of the aquatic bodies. Eutrophication leads to more uptake of oxygen and increases biological oxygen demand of water. With less oxygen available for animals inside the aquatic systems, they might began to die. Eutrophication is a result of human activities and must be minimized for the betterment of aquatic bodies and aquatic animals. Thus, eutrophication might lead to destroy the aquatic bodies over a period of time.
