One Characteristic of Freshwater Ecosystems, as Compared with Terrestrial Ecosystems

question 7

Multiple Choice

One characteristic of freshwater ecosystems, as compared with terrestrial ecosystems, is that freshwater ecosystems

• A) are defined by the animals they contain as well as the plants.
• B) show more variability in temperature.
• C) occupy more surface area.
• D) have been less affected by human impact.

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Definitions:

Matching Grant

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