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Vikki [24]
3 years ago
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Can you sequence the steps in the eutrophication process that occurs in a body of water Part A Drag each statement to the approp

riate location in the flowchart of the eutrophication process. Nutrients promote More phytoplankton phytoplankton die and settle to the growth, and bottom, where they Nutrients enter a Aquatic life in and waterway in near the sediment elevated increase are metabolized by flees or suffocates. phytoplankton concentrations. bacteria. density in waters. Hypoxic conditions arise in the deep water above the sediments.
Biology
1 answer:
Ugo [173]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The first cause of eutrophication is the increase level of nutrients in water.

Explanation:

Then the other effect follow:

1.- Nutrients promote more phytoplanckton at the surface of the body water.

2.- phytoplancton die and settle down at the bottom.

3.- since in the bottom there is no much more sun, the algae at the bottom start to die, plus the phytoplacton that is falling, the sediment at the bottom start to grow.

4.- Since there is any living thing that can produces oxygen in water( it produces hypoxic conditions), other living things start to die.

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