aquatic ecology (abiotic components) powerpoint
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Aquatic Ecology: Abiotic Factors
Pages 137 - 148
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Aquatic Ecosystems
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Water Quality
The biological, chemical, and physical properties of water as they apply to the safety of human/animal contact and ecosystem health.
Why should we test the quality of water?
And how can we evaluate it?
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Water Uses
Recreational: Swimming Fishing Boating
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Water Uses
Economical: Irrigation Hydroelectric
Energy Nuclear Power
Plants
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Changes in Water Quality
Climate Changes
Seasonal Changes
Water Cycle
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How Water Pollution Occurs
Direct Pollution: identifiable source of pollution, primarily due the the actions of a person, or group of people.
Examples: Oil Spills Trash Dumping
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Changes in Water Quality
Pollution
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How Water Pollution Occurs
Indirect Pollution: unidentifiable source of pollution, caused indirectly by human actions
Examples: Agricultural Runoff Acid Rain
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Changes in Water Quality
Acid Rain
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Changes in Water Quality
Urban and Industrial Runoff
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Consequences of Water Pollution
Water Contamination
Eutrophication and Excessive Algae Growth
Ecosystem Imbalance
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Eutrophication
An excess of nutrients from chemicals introduced to a body of water that promotes rapid growth of algae.
The resulting algal bloom can affect the health of the entire ecosystem.
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Analysis of Water Quality
Quality is based on two major factors: Biotic – the living components (which will be
covered next week) Abiotic – the non-living components
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Analysis of Water Quality
Biotic Components
Plant and Animal Life
Pathogens
Macro invertebrates
Aquatic Plant Life
Abiotic Components
Dissolved Oxygen
Conductivity
pH
Nutrients
Temperature
Optical Density
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Summary
Water quality is a key indicator of the health of ecosystems. All organisms depend on it to some degree, and there are various biotic and abiotic methods of determining the health of the water. These can change over time, but we as humans play a major role in shaping and enhancing water quality.
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Today’s Lab
Site: Lake Wells
All of Part A in the lab manual, Pages 141 – 148
Each bench will do every factor
Bench
Measurement
1 Nitrate (Pg. 146)
2 Phosphate (Pg. 146)
3 Conductivity (Pg. 145)
4 Dissolved Oxygen (Pg. 142)
5 Temperature/pH (Pg. 142 – 144)