multiple answers may apply Question 18 Rates of methanogenesis are lower in mari
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Question 18
Rates of methanogenesis are lower in marine marshes than in freshwater wetlands because
sulfate is higher in seawater than in freshwater
Sulfate is lower in seawater than in freshwater
sulfate reduction yields more energy than methanotrophy
insects are methanotrophs
sulfide is more common in freshwater sediments
Question 19
Low-order streams differ from high-order streams in which ways?
low order streams are warmer than high order streams
low order streams have finer sediments than high order streams
low order streams have slower water velocities than high order streams
low order streams have steeper channels than high order streams
low order streams have less light than high order streams
Question 20
Seawater...
is denser than freshwater.
has more sulfate then freshwater
has less ions than freshwater.
freezes at lower temperature than freshwater.
usually contains more organic matter than freshwater.
A.sulfate is higher in seawater than in freshwater
B.Sulfate is lower in seawater than in freshwater
C.sulfate reduction yields more energy than methanotrophy
D.insects are methanotrophs
E.sulfide is more common in freshwater sediments
Explanation / Answer
18.
A. sulfate is higher in seawater than in freshwater.
C. sulfate reduction yields more energy than methanotrophy
19.
B. low order streams have finer sediments than high order streams
D. low order streams have steeper channels than high order streams.
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A. Is denser than freshwater
D. Freezes at lower temperature than freshwater.
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