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Energy transfer, biodiversity and human impact

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Question 1

Run-off from agricultural land containing high concentrations of chemical fertilizers can enter a slow-moving river, causing a rapid increase in the growth of algae on the water surface.

Explain how this rapid algal growth affects the fish population in the river.

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Energy transfer, biodiversity and human impact Questions

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