From your reading of the short article "Why Fish Need Trees and Trees Need Fish" by Anne Post, what is the amount of nutrients and energy that one adult chum salmon delivers to Alaskan streams? 20 grams of nitrogen 130 grams of phosphorus Over 20,000 kilojoules of energy 130 grams of nitrogen 20 grams of phosphorus Over 20,000 kilojoules of energy ↓y 20 grams of nitrogen 80 grams of phosphorus Over 2,000 kilojoules of energy 80 grams of nitrogen 11 grams of phosphorus Over 20,000 kilojoules of energy

From your reading of the short article "Why Fish Need Trees and Trees Need Fish" by Anne Post, what is the amount of nutrients and energy that one adult chum salmon delivers to Alaskan streams? 20 grams of nitrogen 130 grams of phosphorus Over 20,000 kilojoules of energy 130 grams of nitrogen 20 grams of phosphorus Over 20,000 kilojoules of energy ↓y 20 grams of nitrogen 80 grams of phosphorus Over 2,000 kilojoules of energy 80 grams of nitrogen 11 grams of phosphorus Over 20,000 kilojoules of energy

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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From your reading of the short article "Why Fish Need Trees and Trees Need Fish" by Anne Post, what is the amount of nutrients and energy that one adult chum salmon
delivers to Alaskan streams?
20 grams of nitrogen
130 grams of phosphorus
Over 20,000 kilojoules of energy
130 grams of nitrogen
20 grams of phosphorus
Over 20,000 kilojoules of energy
day
20 grams of nitrogen
80 grams of phosphorus
Over 2,000 kilojoules of energy
80 grams of nitrogen
11 grams of phosphorus
Over 20,000 kilojoules of energy

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