True, but that cannot happen naturally
Answer:
Without ADH the kidneys will not save as much water and you produce large volumes of dilute urine. The level of water in your blood falls back to the typical level.
Explanation:
As the level of water in the blood falls, negative feedback makes sure that the amount of ADH will rise.
The answer is nitrogen. It is usually regarded as a growth-<span>limiting</span> factor for <span>primary</span> <span>producers</span> such as <span>phytoplankton</span>. It is <span>usually</span> taken up in the ‘fixed’ form of ammonium. It is converted from
<span>dissolved</span> nitrogen gas in ocean surface
to a ‘fixed’ form by particular microbes. Due to <span>increasing</span> global <span>temperatures,</span>
as a result of global warming, the ocean temperatures have increased hence
oceans hold less dissolved oxygen than they used to. <span>The low</span> oxygen concentration in the oceans <span>induces</span> the loss of nitrogen from oceans through <span>increased</span> activity of micro-<span>organisms</span> that are significant in
denitrification. This rate becomes higher than that of nitrification that fixes
nitrogen in the oceans. <span> </span><span> </span>
