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What does a decrease in salmon population due to an increase in river temperature indicate?
A decrease in salmon population due to an increase in river temperature suggests that the salmon may be experiencing thermal stress, affecting their survival, growth, and reproduction. Warmer water can reduce oxygen levels, alter migration patterns, and increase susceptibility to disease, all of which can contribute to declining salmon populations. It highlights the importance of monitoring and managing water temperatures to protect salmon populations and maintain healthy river ecosystems.
What River has 40 percent of people in china?
the man river
Which river pours out 20 percent of all river water on earth?
amazon river
How do you solve the team building activity toxic river?
The activity involves getting your team across a "toxic river" and you only have one pair of boots or something to step on that will get you safely across. The key to this activity is that the team must have members carry people over the "toxic river."
What percent of the continent of Africa is coverd by the nile river basin?
10 percent
How do dams help soil conservation?
Dams actually increase soil erotion. They trap sediment that would usually flow down river and increased economic activity around a dam usually leads to deforestation, road building, and other commercial activity that increases erotion.
What happens when the river is running quickly?
When a river is in flood (in spate) the extra volume of water means an increase in the force the water that can exert on the river banks and river bed. There is also an increase in the silt content of the water, which means that in the lower reaches, where it may be calmer, there is an increase in deposition of the silt.
Did steamboats make business in river cities increase or decrease?
increase business
What would happen to surface water the river if there was an increase in rainfall?
The extra rainfall would increase the river's speed and erosion power. Such a river is classed as being in spate (a term for a sudden flood in a river). Such an increase could result in flooding, especially in the lower reaches, on what is the river's flood plain.
What is the temperature of the Lynnhaven River?
50
What is a river basin and how does a tributary increase it size?
A river basin is an area of land where all the water not absorbed into the ground or evaporated into the air drains into one particular river. A tributary does not increase the size of a river basin because all a river's tributaries are already included in a river basin.
What is a river basin and how does it tributary increase its size?
A river basin is an area of land where all the water not absorbed into the ground or evaporated into the air drains into one particular river. A tributary does not increase the size of a river basin because all a river's tributaries are already included in a river basin.
