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Eutrophication can lead to the death of trout and other similar species. Which of these ultimately causes the death of species such as these?

A. Too stable of water temperature
B. Too much sunlight hitting the water
C. Asphyxiation from lack of oxygen
D. A lack of pollutants in the water

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Final answer:

Eutrophication is driven by excessive phosphorus and nitrogen, leading to algal blooms that harm aquatic life.


Explanation:

Eutrophication occurs when excess phosphorus and nitrogen from fertilizer runoff or sewage causes excessive growth of algae. Algal blooms block light and oxygen, leading to the death of aquatic organisms such as fish and shellfish. This process creates dead zones in water bodies.


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