If Algae Are Oxygen-Producing Aquatic Life, Why Does Overproduction Lead

question 31

Multiple Choice

If algae are oxygen-producing aquatic life, why does overproduction lead to a decrease in oxygen content of the water?

• A)They consume more oxygen than they produce.
• B)They block the absorption of oxygen at the surface of the water.
• C)They block the light needed by photosynthetic aquatic life.
• D)none of the above
• E)both a and b

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