they invade the habitat of other organisms living there and they start to overtake the lakes which decreases the biodiversity in the Great Lakes.
Endangered Species
The well being of a particular environmental factor affects the wellbeing of other units of a biodiversity. For example, the presence of rain and precipitation will affect the survival of lakes and wetlands, which are capable of sustaining fish.
The retreating glaciers dug deep into the earth carving the Great Lakes.
i dont know. i know that this doesn't help!
The great lakes affect Ontario's climate because they put moisture into the air which cools the climate. Without the lakes the area would be dry and hot.
Yes. They are a danger especially to the fish population since many fish species need sandy or muddy bottom soil to lay their eggs. The zebra mussel covering the lake bottom prevents nesting to these species of fish. The mussels have proliferated so much that they are actually clearing up the murkiness of the lakes.
IF the natives did not approve with it
Zebra mussels compete for plankton with other filter feeders, but that is not really why they are considered to be a problem. They tend to grow in great abundance where there is a water current that brings them their food faster, and such currents occur at the intake pipes that are put into the Great Lakes to get water, and the pipes then get clogged. So it is more of a problem with human engineering, than a problem affecting the food chain. New Answer: they will compete with netive shelfish and clams and hurt their populations
The Great Lakes are the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world and contain about 84% of North America's surface freshwater. They are of utmost importance for biodiversity, natural resources, and environmental sustainability in the Western Hemisphere. Additionally, the Great Lakes offer stunning landscapes, unique geologic formations, and diverse ecosystems that deserve recognition as one of the natural wonders of the Western Hemisphere.
The Great Lakes
the great lake effect the weather because of a rain effect or something like that . What happens is when rain clouds collect the moisture from the lakes it creates a build up inside the clouds then "dumps" the precipitation next to the states of the lakes
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