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How does seasonal turnover in lakes affect oxygen level available to the aquatic organisms?
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It affects the oxygen level because it is essential for the survival and growth of organisms ata ll levels within its ecosystem.
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Why is the fact that waters solid phase is less dense than its liquid phase important for aquatic organisms?
The fact that water's solid phase is less dense than its liquid phase is important for aquatic organisms because it means that they will be able to live below the ice. This is evident when a lake freezes over to a certain extent while the fish and aquatic life is fine until the ice melts.
Why are hydrogen bonds essential for life?
If it weren't for hydrogen bonds, water would not be a liquid at room temperature, and temperatures common on the earth. Instead it would be water vapor. Also, instead of the unusual property of solid water floating on liquid water, which preserves the lives of aquatic organisms under the ice, ice would be denser than liquid water and would freeze from the bottom up, killing most aquatic organisms.
What is aquatic chemistry?
It is an arm of ecology that studies microscopic organisms in aquifers, reservoirs, wells, other drinking water systems, and fresh water biomes to determine that the waters are free of polluting microorganisms.
What are questions for aquatic chemistry?
See the link below.
How does oxygen mix with water?
Oxygen is already mixed in water. Water is made up of two molecules of Hydrogen and one molecule of Oxygen (H2O) oxygen mixes in water through the process of diffusion. these are then used by the aquatic organisms... * * * * * The first part is about chemical composition, NOT mixing. The second paragraph is the correct answer.
Can aquatic organisms or terrestrial organisms adapt better when there are temperature fluctuations?
Aquatic organisms or terrestrial organisms do not adapt better when there are temperature fluctuations. Changes in temperatures will a direct affect on the organisms which may hinder proper adaptations.
What do you call organisms that are both aquatic and terrestrial?
Amphibians are organisms that are both aquatic and terrestrial.Amphi means both & bios means life.Example- FrogAnura
What effect does spring acid shock have on aquatic organisms?
It will decrease the amount of aquatic organisms because they do not survive well or thrive in acidic water.
What equipment do you need to be a marine biologist?
water,aquatic organisms,aquatic plants and saltwater
What do aquatic organisms need to breathe?
gills
How are organisms in the aquatic ecosystem grouped?
by groups
What are organisms that are suspended in the water and serve as the base of all aquatic food chains called?
The small organisms that are the base of aquatic food chains are called plankton.
What happens to aquatic organisms when the water is to warm?
There are many answers to this question. Warm water contains less oxygen so some aquatic organisms that get their oxygen directly from the water may not be able to survive, other organisms may grow rapidly in higher temperatures. This overgrowth could further deplete the available oxygen creating additional losses. If the temperature is high enough animals that didn't succumb to low oxygen levels may die of metabolic problems.
What affect does spring acid shock have on aquatic organisms?
They make the living organisms dead.
Are mostly single celled aquatic organisms?
Phytoplankton
What the names of the organisms?
There are a great many different aquatic organisms. These organisms range from sea snails and phytoplankton to sharks and whales.
What is the term used to refer 'rearing aquatic organisms'?
BIOINDICATORS
