The main difference between natural eutrophication and damaging cultural eutrophication is that in cultural eutrophication, the
A) speed of nutrient enrichment is much faster.
B) oxygen levels tend to be higher.
C) water tends to be clearer.
D) submerged aquatic vegetation is completely suppressed.
A
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a. True b. False
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A. cultural significance B. cultural divergence C. technological divergence D. cultural attainment
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