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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #49473 Water Temperature 2
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Water  temperature  is  an  important  physical  property  of  every  river  and  stream.  Many  plants,  animals,  and  other  organisms  living  in  streams  can    only  in  a  specific  range  of  water  temperatures.  Temperature  can  affect  certain  aspects  of  water  quality.  For  example,  higher  temperatures  reduce  levels  of  dissolved  oxygen  in  the  water,  which  can  negatively  affect  the  growth  and    of  aquatic  life.  Persistently  warmer  temperatures  in  streams  can  accelerate  natural  chemical  reactions  and  release  excess  nutrients  into  the  water.  Temperatures  can    naturally  along  the  length  of  a  stream,  from  cold  temperatures  near  a  source  of  meltwater  to  higher  temperatures  near  its  outlet  to  the  sea.  The  temperature  at  any  given  point  is  a  product  of  many  different  factors,  including  sources  of  water,  the  amount  of  water  in  the  stream,  air  temperature,  plants  along  the  ,  and  the  amount  of  development  within  the  watershed.  Over  time,  however,  an  areas  climate  has  the  strongest  natural  influence  on  a  streams  temperature.

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