Question
What is a major impact of climate change for fish species?
Possible Answers (Multiple Choice):
food toxicity
changes in ocean habitat
too much carbon dioxide in water
shifting ocean currents
Possible Answers (Multiple Choice):
food toxicity
changes in ocean habitat
too much carbon dioxide in water
shifting ocean currents
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A major impact of climate change for fish species is **changes in ocean habitat**.
This includes alterations in temperature, oxygen levels, and ocean acidity, which can affect the distribution, reproduction, and survival of fish species. While food toxicity and too much carbon dioxide in water are also concerns, the broader concept of habitat changes encompasses a wider range of impacts. Shifting ocean currents can also affect fish populations, but they are a part of the changes in ocean habitat.
This includes alterations in temperature, oxygen levels, and ocean acidity, which can affect the distribution, reproduction, and survival of fish species. While food toxicity and too much carbon dioxide in water are also concerns, the broader concept of habitat changes encompasses a wider range of impacts. Shifting ocean currents can also affect fish populations, but they are a part of the changes in ocean habitat.