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Aquatic Ecosystems Presented By: Muhammad khuzaima (14041561-011) What is an aquatic ecosystem? Aquatic ecology is the study of water based ecosystems. They are an area of water, in which ‘significant’ biological activity can occur This definition excludes most groundwater systems Aquatic ecosystems can involve flowing or still water, and can be fresh or saline How many types are there? Several, depending on how close we look! Freshwater (Limnology) Lakes (lentic) Rivers (lotic) Groundwater Brackish water (inter-tidal) Marine water (Oceanography) Anthropogenic waters (i.e drinking water)
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