Allochthonous Inputs Are Often More Important in Aquatic Ecosystems Than

question 15

Multiple Choice

Allochthonous inputs are often more important in aquatic ecosystems than terrestrial ecosystems. Which location would an ecologist hypothesize that allochthonous inputs would be the most important?

• A) Atlantic Ocean
• B) Mississippi River
• C) Lake Superior
• D) Raccoon Creek

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