Asked by Cayden Casto
Ponds are _______.
a.
typically larger than lakes
b.
able to develop self-contained ecosystems
c.
distinguished by easily observed currents
d.
another name for stream pools
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b. able to develop self-contained ecosystems
Explanation: Ponds are small, often shallow bodies of still water that can support complete, self-contained ecological communities (plants, algae, invertebrates, fish, microbes). They are generally smaller than lakes and lack strong currents.
Explanation: Ponds are small, often shallow bodies of still water that can support complete, self-contained ecological communities (plants, algae, invertebrates, fish, microbes). They are generally smaller than lakes and lack strong currents.
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