The Addition of Excess Nutrients into Aquatic Systems Often Disrupts

question 13

Multiple Choice

The addition of excess nutrients into aquatic systems often disrupts the ecosystem. This phenomenon is known as

• A) environmental stochasticity.
• B) eutrophication.
• C) dampened oscillations.
• D) Allee effects.

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