01 - Aquatic Abiotic and Biotic Factors
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How can changes to Earth's surface impact aquatic ecosystems and their ability to sustain life?
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Why is it important to understand the factors that affect the carrying capacity of aquatic ecosystems?
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Compare how temperature at the surface of the ocean differs near the equator versus near the poles.
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How does the availability of sunlight change as water depth increases?
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Why is dissolved oxygen typically higher in cold, turbulent water compared to warm, stagnant water?
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Which of the following statements about pH is correct?
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Nutrients such as nitrates and phosphates are important for algae growth. What is one possible consequence of excessive nutrient runoff into water bodies?
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Use academic terms to describe the following scenario: As turbidity increases in a lake, what happens to dissolved oxygen levels?
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Categorize
Small, free-floating or weakly swimming
Large, independent swimmers
Bottom-dwellers
Break down dead organisms and waste, cycling nutrients back into the water.
Limited or no movement.
phytoplankton
zooplankton
fish
coral
crab
bacteria
basis of the food chain in aquatic ecosystems
transfer energy up the food chain
break down dead organic matter and oxygenate sediments through borrowing.
maintain water quality by recycling nutrients back into the ecoystem
Match the roles and examples of plankton, nekton, benthos, and decomposers contribute to the overall health of an aquatic ecosystem.
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