Lesson 5: The Dead Zone

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Lesson 5: The Dead Zone

2010
Series: NEMO Curriculum

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NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; Education and outreach

NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; Education and outreach Less -
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Lesson 5 explains the effects of nutrients and eutrophication in the ocean. The lecture describes ways that human activities can cause excess nitrogen to enter the water. The formation of “dead zones,” large areas with little to no dissolved oxygen and a virtual absence of marine life, is described. In the activity, students evaluate data to determine when dead zones are forming.
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NEMO Curriculum
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