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What is the natural nutrient enrichment of a shallow lake, estuary, or slow moving stream called?
oligotrophy
eutrophication
upwellings
red tides
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Eutrophication.
Explanation: eutrophication is the natural (and often accelerated by human activity) enrichment of water bodies with nutrients, leading to increased productivity and often algal blooms. Oligotrophy is nutrient-poor, upwelling is a coastal/ocean process, and red tides are harmful algal blooms that can result from eutrophication.
Explanation: eutrophication is the natural (and often accelerated by human activity) enrichment of water bodies with nutrients, leading to increased productivity and often algal blooms. Oligotrophy is nutrient-poor, upwelling is a coastal/ocean process, and red tides are harmful algal blooms that can result from eutrophication.
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