Observe the tolerance ranges in the graphs above. Which of the following statements gives the most ac-curate description of the two fish populations?AFish species A has a higher reproductive tolerance range to a change in water tempera-ture, while fish species B has a lower reproductive tolerance range to a change in watertemperature.Fish species B has a higher reproductive tolerance range to a change in water tempera-ture, while fish species A has a lower reproductive tolerance range to a change in watertemperature.Fish species B has a higher reproductive tolerance range to a change in water pH, whilefish species A has a lower reproductive tolerance range to a change in water pH.Fish species A has a higher reproductive tolerance range to a change in water pH, whilefish species B has a lower reproductive tolerance range to a change in water pH.D. Question 15Many fish species depend on a specific water temperature range to develop healthy repro-ductive organs. When water temperature varies above or below this range, it can have neg-ative impacts on the reproductive organs of certain aquatic species.The graphs below show the temperature range needed for healthy reproductive develop-ment in two fish species that live together in the coastal waters near Australia.Press the arrows to expand the image.Effect of Water Temperature on Reproductive Development in Two Fish SpeciesFish Species A40 %Mass of reproductivestructures (as apercentage of averagebody mass)20%12141618202224262830Water Temperature (degrees Celsius)Fish Species B40 %Mass of reproductivestructures (as apercentage of averagebody mass)20%12141618202224262830Water Temperature (degrees Celsius)

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Question 15 Many fish species depend on a specific water temperature range to develop healthy repro- ductive organs. When water temperature varies above or below this range, it can have neg- ative impacts on the reproductive organs of certain aquatic species. The graphs below show the temperature range needed for healthy reproductive develop- ment in two fish species that live together in the coastal waters near Australia. Press the arrows to expand the image. Effect of Water Temperature on Reproductive Development in Two Fish Species Fish Species A 40 %- Mass of reproductive structures (as a percentage of average body mass) 20% 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 Water Temperature (degrees Celsius) Fish Species B 40% Mass of reproductive structures (as a percentage of average body mass) 20% 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 Water Temperature (degrees Celsius)

Question 15 Many fish species depend on a specific water temperature range to develop healthy repro- ductive organs. When water temperature varies above or below this range, it can have neg- ative impacts on the reproductive organs of certain aquatic species. The graphs below show the temperature range needed for healthy reproductive develop- ment in two fish species that live together in the coastal waters near Australia. Press the arrows to expand the image. Effect of Water Temperature on Reproductive Development in Two Fish Species Fish Species A 40 %- Mass of reproductive structures (as a percentage of average body mass) 20% 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 Water Temperature (degrees Celsius) Fish Species B 40% Mass of reproductive structures (as a percentage of average body mass) 20% 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 Water Temperature (degrees Celsius)

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10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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