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The Structures and Adaptations to Marine Living - MarineBio.org
Simple animals, such as anemones or worms, absorb the gases through their skin. Mobile animals use gills, or even lungs to absorb oxygen from the water ...
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The Wonders of the Seas: Echinoderms
The rumpled skin, when examined up close, contains several different types of formations. Some of the bumps on the surface are called Dermal Branchiae, which are used to absorb oxygen from the water. Another type of adaptation of the skin are called pedicellaria. ...
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Beneath The South Pacific Script
The incurrent siphon sucks in the water, where it is filtered through a sieve. After extracting food and oxygen from the water, the clam finally expels it through the excurrent siphon. For protection, the ...
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Hellbender - Salamander - The Hellbender
A family of Hellbenders, all caught in one day Hellbenders are the subject ... streams by eating all the fish. This couldn’t be farther from the truth! In fact, if you see hellbenders in a stream, this is an excellent indication that the water quality is still good ...
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Water, The essential ingredient in all life.
For example, fish use their gills to extract dissolved oxygen from the water around them, while underwater aquatic plants absorb dissolved carbon dioxide from water and release oxygen into the water. The quality of water ...
neonaturalist.com
Water pollution
When the dissolved oxygen levels drop too low, many aquatic species perish. In fact, if the oxygen level drops to zero, the water will become septic. When organic compounds decompose without oxygen ...
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TEACH: Water Pollution in the Great Lakes
Other pollution-tolerant species, such as worms and carp, grow more rapidly; thus, the ecological balance of the ...
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Water Headlines for June 16, 2008 | Water | US EPA
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Water Headlines for November 26, 2007 | Water | US EPA
Hypoxia occurs when excess nutrients, primarily nitrogen and phosphorous, trigger excessive algae growth that results in reduced sunlight, loss of aquatic habitat and a decrease in oxygen in the water. Excess nutrients can come from agricultural fertilizers, factory and wastewater treatment plant discharges, runoff from developed land, ...
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Oxygen (O) and water
Which water purification technologies can be applied to remove oxygen from water? One of the reasons one may want to remove oxygen from water is that is may corrode water ...
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