Biology, 18.11.2020 20:50, Lindsay882

Which accurately describes the relationship between nutrients and life-forms in an estuary? A.
As nutrients increase, the number of life-forms stays the same.

B.
As nutrients increase, the number of life-forms increases.

C.
As nutrients decrease, the number of life-forms stays the same.

D.
As nutrients decrease, the number of life-forms increases.

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Which accurately describes the relationship between nutrients and life-forms in an estuary? A.