This figure shows "dead zones" around where the Mississippi river flows in to the Gulf of Mexico where oxygen concentrations are too low to support respiration of organisms.  Please match the statements to the sequence of events leading to a dead zone. select an option from the answer choices provided for all event

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This figure shows "dead zones" around where the Mississippi river flows in to the Gulf of Mexico where oxygen concentrations are too low to support respiration of organisms.  Please match the statements to the sequence of events leading to a dead zone.

select an option from the answer choices provided for all events

first event
second event
third event
fourth event
Drainage basin of
the Mississippi River
Missouri Rive
Missis
Ohio River
✓ [Choose ]
Oxygen
concentration
Low
High
Relyea, Ecology, 9e, © 2021 W. H. Freeman and Company
parasites increase
oxygen concentrations in the water are too low to support the respiration of non-photosynthetic organisms
fish populations increase rapidly where the Mississippi drains into the Gulf of Mexico
zooplankton and microbes grow rapidly
Terrestrial plants shed more leaves into the river
phytoplankton grow rapidly
fertilizers and toxic chemicals are present in water
[Choose ]
Transcribed Image Text:first event second event third event fourth event Drainage basin of the Mississippi River Missouri Rive Missis Ohio River ✓ [Choose ] Oxygen concentration Low High Relyea, Ecology, 9e, © 2021 W. H. Freeman and Company parasites increase oxygen concentrations in the water are too low to support the respiration of non-photosynthetic organisms fish populations increase rapidly where the Mississippi drains into the Gulf of Mexico zooplankton and microbes grow rapidly Terrestrial plants shed more leaves into the river phytoplankton grow rapidly fertilizers and toxic chemicals are present in water [Choose ]
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