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Explain how an oxygen meter works.

Explain how an oxygen meter works.

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What are the three distinct layers of water that develop in a stratified pond, in order from top to bottom?

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How can having too much plant life in a body of water adversely affect the amount of oxygen in the water?

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What does the closed-loop system used for producing aquarium fish consist of?

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Explain the process involved in the artificial spawning of trout.

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