Water Quality B/C

[will926ok3645]

I guess I'll restart the thread

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[img]http://www.accotink.org/Images/MacroInvertebrates/GilledSnails.jpg[/img]
1. What is the common name of this organism?
2. What stipulation must you make when using this organism as an indicator of water quality?
3. Does this organism have an operculum?
4. What is the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation for pH
5.  What percent of freshwater that is NOT in glaciers/underground is located in swamps and marshes?

[kate!]

I guess I'll restart the thread

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[img]http://www.accotink.org/Images/MacroInvertebrates/GilledSnails.jpg[/img]
1. What is the common name of this organism?
2. What stipulation must you make when using this organism as an indicator of water quality?
3. Does this organism have an operculum?
4. What is the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation for pH
5.  What percent of freshwater that is NOT in glaciers/underground is located in swamps and marshes?

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1. Gilled snails
2. That they can breathe underwater???
3. Yes??
4. [img]https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/media/math/render/svg/1f9d9991f701624f06d64eff9a5d0471084c92a7[/img]
5. 0.2??

[will926ok3645]

I guess I'll restart the thread

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[img]http://www.accotink.org/Images/MacroInvertebrates/GilledSnails.jpg[/img]
1. What is the common name of this organism?
2. What stipulation must you make when using this organism as an indicator of water quality?
3. Does this organism have an operculum?
4. What is the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation for pH
5.  What percent of freshwater that is NOT in glaciers/underground is located in swamps and marshes?

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1. Gilled snails
2. That they can breathe underwater???
3. Yes??
4. [img]https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/media/math/render/svg/1f9d9991f701624f06d64eff9a5d0471084c92a7[/img]
5. 0.2??

2 is

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they have to be alive to be counted in a water quality assessment

and 5 is

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2-3%

but the others look good

[kate!]

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1. Identify this aquatic macroinvertebrate.
2. What are the weight factors of the total phosphate, turbidity, and dissolved oxygen tests?
3. What are 3 effects of pollutants in wastewater?

[MattChina]

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1. Identify this aquatic macroinvertebrate.
2. What are the weight factors of the total phosphate, turbidity, and dissolved oxygen tests?
3. What are 3 effects of pollutants in wastewater?

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1. Caddisfly
2. 0.35
3. loss of biodiversity, eutrophication, hypoxia

[kate!]

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1. Identify this aquatic macroinvertebrate.
2. What are the weight factors of the total phosphate, turbidity, and dissolved oxygen tests?
3. What are 3 effects of pollutants in wastewater?

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1. Caddisfly
2. 0.35
3. loss of biodiversity, eutrophication, hypoxia

1 is wrong, it was the whirligig beetle larvae. 2 is wrong (though you misunderstood the question, I think; I was asking for them separately- maybe I shouldn't have put total phosphate first...) 3 is good though. Your turn!

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I'm going to restart this, I guess.

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[img]https://projects.ncsu.edu/cals/course/ent425/images/compendium/trichoptera/caddis1a.gif[/img]
1.ID 
2. What class(according to rules) is this organism in?
3. Does this organism have incomplete or complete metamorphosis?

[kate!]

I'm going to restart this, I guess.

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[img]https://projects.ncsu.edu/cals/course/ent425/images/compendium/trichoptera/caddis1a.gif[/img]
1.ID 
2. What class(according to rules) is this organism in?
3. Does this organism have incomplete or complete metamorphosis?

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1. Caddisfly
2. Class 1- Pollution Sensitive
3. Complete metamorphosis

[Rrise]

This question was on my biology exam

[hmmm]

I'm going to restart this, I guess.

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[img]https://projects.ncsu.edu/cals/course/ent425/images/compendium/trichoptera/caddis1a.gif[/img]
1.ID 
2. What class(according to rules) is this organism in?
3. Does this organism have incomplete or complete metamorphosis?

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1. Caddisfly
2. Class 1- Pollution Sensitive
3. Complete metamorphosis

Correct, your turn.