Nutrients
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Nutrients | substance in food that plants and animals eat to survive.
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| eutrophication | natural process that ultimately turns a lake into dry land over time.
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| turnover | the mixing of surface water with bottom water.
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| wetlands | area of water covered by water during part of the year and recognizable by the types of soil and plats that grow there.
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| point source pollution | pollution that enters water from a specific location and can be controlled or treated before it can enter the body of water.
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| nonpoint source pollution | pollution that enters water from a large area and cannot be traced to a single location.
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