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What does the term "Eutrophication" refer to in the

Q: Answer-What does the term 'Eutrophication' refer to in the context of aquatic environments?

Eutrophication is the process by which a body of water becomes enriched with dissolved nutrients, particularly phosphorus and nitrogen, leading to the excessive growth of aquatic plants. This can result in oxygen depletion and may lead to species mortality.

context of aquatic environments?

A The process by which fish migrate from freshwater to seawater.

B The excessive growth of aquatic plants due to an increase in dissolved mineral nutrients.

C The depletion of oxygen in water bodies due to overfishing.

D The breeding of fish in a controlled environment.

E The natural balance between predators and prey in aquatic ecosystems.

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What does the term "Eutrophication" refer to in the

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