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In a typical body of freshwater, there exists a diversity of aquatic animal species. Consider the following scenario. In a freshwater lake, the pH of the water ranges between 5.6 & 6.5, falls prey to acid rain. Over several decades the pH of the lake declines to 4.5. What are the consequences of such change on the aquatic animal populations? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY

**The answer is C and E by the way

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The following scenario. In a freshwater lake, the pH of the water ranges between 5.6 & 6.5, and falls prey to acid rain. Over several decades the pH of the lake declined to 4.5 is C and E.

What is population in biology and example?

The term “population” contain a group of organisms of a single species that can interbreed and live in the same time in the same environment. For example, a “population” of deer includes all individuals in a particular forest.

Thus the option is  C and E is correct, since the prey survive in that condition.

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