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Q : biota of estuaries the estuarine community is a
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Q : temperature - estuaries another important
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Q : estuaries - aquatic ecosystemsall the rivers and
Q : biota of pelagic zonepelagic region constitutes
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Q : biota of oceans - ecosystemlife in the sea is not
Q : pelagic zone - organisation of the marine
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Q : circulation of nutrients in the coastal
Q : depth and currentsdepththe sea is very deep
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Q : plants - slow moving watersplant life is abundant
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Q : rapidly flowing waters - biota of rivers in the
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Q : animals of the littoral zone animals of this zone
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Q : littoral zoneplants of the littoral zonetwo types
Q : open water zone - lake ecosystemthis extends
Q : littoral and benthic zonelittoral zonethis is the
Q : biota of lakes lakes exhibit life zones so far
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Q : overturn - thermal stratificationthe summer or
Q : winter stratification - thermal
Q : hypolimnion - summer stratificationthis zone
Q : metalimnion - summer stratificationthis zone lies
Q : epilimnion - summer stratificationthis forms the
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Q : thermal stratification - lake ecosystemshallow
Q : characteristics of lake ecosystemsthe environment
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Q : nekton - aquatic ecosystemthis group contains
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Q : periphyton - aquatic ecosystemthese are organisms
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Q : importance of forests - habitat and foodforests
Q : importance of forests - fuel woodthe forests are
Q : subtropical rain forests - ecosystemin regions of
Q : tropical seasonal forests - ecosystemtropical
Q : tropical rain forests - ecosystemtropical rain
Q : temperate rain forests - ecosystemthe temperate
Q : temperate evergreen forest - ecosystemmany parts
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Q : coniferous forest - ecosystemcold regions with
Q : types of forests - ecosystemthe forest biomes of
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Q : external budgets - nutrient budgetsin contrast
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Q : human impact on the phosphorus cyclelike other
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Q : sulphur cycle - nutrient cyclesthe sulphur cycle
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Q : denitrification - nutrient cyclesnitrates are
Q : nitrification - nutrient cyclesammonia or
Q : ammonificationmany heterotrophic bacteria
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Q : nitrogen cyclethe nitrogen is an essential
Q : human impact on carbon cyclehuman activities have
Q : types of biogeochemical cyclesthere are two basic
Q : biogeochemical cycling - nutrient cyclesthe
Q : nutrient cyclesall ecosystems have certain common
Q : ecosystem balancewe take up another parameter of
Q : ecosystem controlanother important aspect of
Q : auxiliary food chainsin addition to grazing and
Q : detritus food chainsdetritus food chains begin
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Q : secondary production - ecosystem the net primary
Q : production efficiency - ecosystemthe maximum
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