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Nitrogen and phosphorus pollution in the chesapeake bay causes phytoplankton numbers to increase, which ultimately leads to the process called nitrogen and phosphorus pollution in the chesapeake bay causes phytoplankton numbers to increase, which ultimately leads to the process called carbon fixation eutrophication nitrogen fixation photosynthesis

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