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What were the consequences of industrial consequences?
The consequences of the Industrial Revolution were not apparent for a hundred years or so. The smoke from all the factories added a lot of pollution to the atmosphere.
How do you teach children about not forging their parents name?
By imposing consequences, legal consequences if necessary.
What were the negatice consequences of colonial rule for the african continent?
what were the negative consequences of colonial rule for the african continent
What were the consequences of shays rebellion?
i dont no
What are economic consequences of Calvinism?
there are none
Is organic cultivation a solution to biomagnification?
no
What is biomagnification of pesticides?
Biomagnification of pesticides basically means that the concentration of the substance exceeds what it should be. This makes the pesticide more powerful and harmful.
How do you prevent biomagnification?
The easiest way to prevent biomagnification would be to cut down or better yet eliminate our pollutants so they cant transfer.
What are theCauses for a crack head gasket?
Your engine most likely overheated
How to prevent biomagnification?
Biomagnification is the increase in pollutants from the environment from one consumer to the next. To avoid this, educate yourself on the diet and living conditions of the food you are eating.
In the food chain, where would mercury levels be highest as a result of biomagnification?
Mercury levels would be highest at the top of the food chain due to biomagnification.
How can you stop biomagnification?
Decrease reliance on harmful pesticides.
How can biomagnification affect tertiary levels?
by killing organisms
The process by which non-biodegradable pollutants become more concentrated near the top of a food chain is called?
The tendency of chemicals to become more concentrated as they move up the food chain is known
Why biomagnification is important?
Biomagnification is important because it can lead to higher concentrations of harmful substances in organisms higher up the food chain. This poses a risk to top predators and can have detrimental effects on ecosystems. Monitoring biomagnification helps us understand how pollutants move through food webs and can inform conservation efforts.
What term is used to describe poisons that accumulate in the food chain?
Biomagnification
Why is the effect of biomagnification so great in killer whales?
because killer whales produce a hormone called brominiam, and that increases their biomagnification rate by almost 100%. This is why killer whales arent everywhere in the world.
