You visited a rainforest that has a rocky river, predict what will happen to its dissolved oxygen levels during a summer storm (will it have high or low DO levels)? What are the factors that will affect the condition of the river? In what way will it affect the river and its dissolved oxygen levels?

You visited a rainforest that has a rocky river, predict what will happen to its dissolved oxygen levels during a summer storm (will it have high or low DO levels)? What are the factors that will affect the condition of the river? In what way will it affect the river and its dissolved oxygen levels?

Aquaculture Science

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

Publisher:Parker

Chapter14: Aquariums

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4KA

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