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b. Macroinvertebrates-invertebrates that you can see without magnification-are indicator species often surveyed when assessing aquatic ecosystems. The following data table and graph represent macroinvertebrates sampled in two different streams, Stream A and Stream B. Using the data, develop a claim about the overall and relative water quality of the streams and support your claim with at least two pieces of evidence for each stream. Claim: Evidence: Total Biomass (g) Macroinvertebrate Pollution Tolerance Species Name Mayfly nymph Caddis fly larva Freshwater shrimp Water louse Bloodworm Sludge worm 120 100 80 60 40 20 Intolerant Moderately intolerant Moderately intolerant Moderately tolerant Moderately tolerant Tolerant Mayfly nymph Total biomass in sample (g) Stream A Stream B 4 30 Macroinvertebrate Biomass Comparison dh Caddis fly Freshwater Water Bloodworm Sludge larva shrimp louse worm 70 34 10 2 Stream A Stream B 0 0 1 4 45 100

b. Macroinvertebrates-invertebrates that you can see without magnification-are indicator species often surveyed when assessing aquatic ecosystems. The following data table and graph represent macroinvertebrates sampled in two different streams, Stream A and Stream B. Using the data, develop a claim about the overall and relative water quality of the streams and support your claim with at least two pieces of evidence for each stream. Claim: Evidence: Total Biomass (g) Macroinvertebrate Pollution Tolerance Species Name Mayfly nymph Caddis fly larva Freshwater shrimp Water louse Bloodworm Sludge worm 120 100 80 60 40 20 Intolerant Moderately intolerant Moderately intolerant Moderately tolerant Moderately tolerant Tolerant Mayfly nymph Total biomass in sample (g) Stream A Stream B 4 30 Macroinvertebrate Biomass Comparison dh Caddis fly Freshwater Water Bloodworm Sludge larva shrimp louse worm 70 34 10 2 Stream A Stream B 0 0 1 4 45 100

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+++ NA b. Macroinvertebrates-invertebrates that you can see without magnification-are indicator species often surveyed when assessing aquatic ecosystems. The following data table and graph represent macroinvertebrates sampled in two different streams, Stream A and Stream B. Using the data, develop a claim about the overall and relative water quality of the streams and support your claim with at least two pieces of evidence for each stream. Claim: Evidence: Total Biomass (g) Macroinvertebrate Species Name Mayfly nymph Caddis fly larva Freshwater shrimp Water louse Bloodworm Sludge worm 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Pollution Tolerance Intolerant Moderately intolerant Moderately intolerant Moderately tolerant Moderately tolerant Tolerant Total biomass in sample (g) Stream A Stream B 0 0 Macroinvertebrate Biomass Comparison 4 30 70 34 10 2 G Mayfly Caddis fly Freshwater Water Bloodworm Sludge nymph larva shrimp louse worm Stream A Stream B 1 4 45 100
Transcribed Image Text:+++ NA b. Macroinvertebrates-invertebrates that you can see without magnification-are indicator species often surveyed when assessing aquatic ecosystems. The following data table and graph represent macroinvertebrates sampled in two different streams, Stream A and Stream B. Using the data, develop a claim about the overall and relative water quality of the streams and support your claim with at least two pieces of evidence for each stream. Claim: Evidence: Total Biomass (g) Macroinvertebrate Species Name Mayfly nymph Caddis fly larva Freshwater shrimp Water louse Bloodworm Sludge worm 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Pollution Tolerance Intolerant Moderately intolerant Moderately intolerant Moderately tolerant Moderately tolerant Tolerant Total biomass in sample (g) Stream A Stream B 0 0 Macroinvertebrate Biomass Comparison 4 30 70 34 10 2 G Mayfly Caddis fly Freshwater Water Bloodworm Sludge nymph larva shrimp louse worm Stream A Stream B 1 4 45 100
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