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A park's lake covered with dead fish floating at the surface. You recently measured a high concentration of NO3, a nutrient that can spur plant growth, and you suspect that this is linked to the fish kill. Explain how the nutrients began a cycle of excess growth that eventually led to the deaths of all the fish.
do your own home work
glow-in-the-dark jellyfish? :unsure:
algae
bless you
Thankyou father.
now go fukc ur mothers:rolleyes::yup:
Wouldn't it be better if you found out who your mother is and then maybe even your father, but i wouldn't expect miracles. Then if you you find at least one of them, you could ask them to help you with your homework. It's a long shot but maybe one of them will give a fuck.Quote:
Originally Posted by johnq86
I think I had the exact same question in my final ecology exam for my degree. The nitrogen attracts birds.More birds=more bird droppings in the water, more bird droppings=more nitrogen, more nitrogen=more birds and so on until it gets to a point where the fish start to die. I got a very good mark in my degree so heed my words young man.Quote:
Originally Posted by johnq86
I really hope he read this.:ph34r:
You made it up didn't you.
Maybe I did, maybe I didn't. He'll have to sort that one out himself. :happy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley
Of course I did. pneub
Don't worry about it.
I established today that there were only a handful of people who actually read other chap's posts prior to expressing their own opinion.
This very small subset of the forum includes you and me.
Including but not limited to the hidden bits.
Touché seniorita. :shifty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley