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Match each term with its definition. Match Term

- Headwaters
- Lentic ecosystems
- Ecotone
- Eutrophication

A) Excessive richness of nutrients in a body of water Lentic ecosystem

B) The border between two biomes Ecotone

C) Formed by a body of standing or still water Eutrophication

D) The beginning and source of the river

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A) Excessive richness of nutrients in a body of water - Eutrophication

This is the process whereby the aquatic habitat get enriched with nutrients as a result of algae bloom which causes a threat to marine habitat.

B) The border between two biomes- Ecotone

Ecotone simply refers to the  transition from one biome and another since we cannot decipher the boundary that separates two biomes.

C) Formed by a body of standing or still water -Lentic ecosystems

Any ponds, marshes,  lakes or  swamps whether small or large  that stay still is called a Lentric ecosystems.

D) The beginning and source of the river- Headwaters

Any source where a river start to flow be it a lake, spring,  is called a Headwater.

See here for more on Eutrophication:https://brainly.com/question/17257452

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Answer:

Headwaters-D

Lentic ecosystems-C

Ecotone-B

Eutrophication-A

Explanation:

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