Please help: What effect does eutrophication have in aquatic ecosystems?

A. It prevents sunlight from reaching aquatic life below the waters surface

B. It negatively impacts aquatic vegetation but is beneficial for all aquatic animals

C. It decreases carbon dioxide concentration, which is harmful for aquatic animals

D. It lowers the concentration of nitrogen and phosphorus available to marine animals

an overabundance of nutrients primarily nitrogen and phosphorus which is in the water starts a process called eutrophication which makes it decrease. when the algae dies they are decomposed by bacteria. This process consumes the oxygen dissolved in the water which is needed by fish and other Aquatic Life to breathe.

It isn't C because it actually increases carbon dioxide not lower.

It isnt B because it does negatively impact aquatic vegetation but it is not beneficial for all aquatic animals

A isn't the the correct answer because eutrophication has nothing to do with sunlight into the ocean

So the only answer left which is correct is D

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VidyaaTech2022 VidyaaTech2022 · Answer 2 · 2022-05-17T18:13:29+02:00

The effect of eutrophication on the aquatic ecosystem is that it reduces the concentration of nitrogen and phosphorous content in the atmosphere available to marine animals.

Option D is the correct answer.

What is an ecosystem?

An ecosystem is an area where the habitats like plants, organisms, humans, etc. are living.

Eutrophication is a natural process where the minerals and nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorous, etc. are increased in a high amount. This leads to the emergence of algae, and marine animals like fishes get died.

Therefore, the content of nutrients gets reduced as needed by the aquatic animals due to the process of eutrophication.

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