Overfishing of Tuna (A Large Fish)causes an Increase in Smaller

question 50

Essay

Overfishing of tuna (a large fish)causes an increase in smaller fish,and these fish eat more plankton than usual.This phenomenon is an example of a(n)_______.

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Definitions:

Occupational Safety

The discipline focused on the welfare, health, and safety of people engaged in work or employment, aiming to mitigate workplace risks.

Health Act

Legislation pertaining to the provision, regulation, and administration of health services and practices within a specific jurisdiction.

Equal Pay Act

A law that prohibits wage discrimination between men and women working in the same establishment who perform similar work.

Landrum-Griffin Act

Also known as the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, it aims to protect union members' rights and improve union governance and transparency.