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yes because the river is different

Temperature applies a major effect on biological activity and growth. So what we are saying the higher the water temperature, the greater the biological activity. Temperature can also change the living organisms that can live in a lake. Fish, insects, zooplankton, phytoplankton, and other marine species all have a chosen temperature range. As temperature can get too far above or below this preferred range, the number of aquatic species decreases until finally there are none.

Water temperature has an effect on nearly all of the features of stream ecology. For instance oxygen that can be dissolve in water is only partially governed by temperature. Since cold water can hold more oxygen than warm water, than certain species of marine invertebrates and fish with very high oxygen demands for example popular sport fish such as some trout and salmon.

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Rosa Koelpin

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