Across
- 4. The natural conditions in which water reaches an aquifer
- 7. The process in which all layers in the lake mix bringing oxygen to the benthic zone and dead matter to the littoral zone
- 9. The acceleration of eutrophication in lakes due to human input of nutrients from agriculture, urban areas, and the atmosphere
- 11. Water held in the saturated zone below the water table
- 13. Area where water permeates directly from groundwater into aquifer
- 15. Falls between the two nutrient enrichment extremes
- 17. Main channel of a river
- 18. Movement of saltwater into freshwater aquifers
- 19. Deep wells in which water is stored under immense pressure below impermeable rock layers
- 20. Away from the shore, sunlit water at the surface that extends to depths where sunlight penetrates, food and oxygen is produced here
- 21. Moves wind counter clockwise in Southern Hemisphere and Northern to clockwise, caused by earth's rotation
- 23. Newly formed lake with a small supply of plant nutrients which makes it poorly nourished; deep and has steep banks
- 24. Composed mainly of decomposers and detritus feeders, dead matter mainly nourishes this zone
Down
- 1. Impermeable rock layer above aquifer stops water from seeping directly into ground
- 2. Area of deep open water, too dark for photosynthesis, low oxygen levels, cooler temperatures
- 3. The sum of actual and rejected recharge
- 5. Large amount of plant nutrients which makes it well-nourished and have a high net productivity; usually shallow and has murky green or brown water with poor visibility
- 6. Area around aquifer where precipitation replenishes groundwater
- 8. The filling of groundwater aquifers by precipitation percolating deep into the Earth and saturating the pores
- 10. Human activities that assist in the recharging of water into aquifers
- 12. Cavity formed where the water table sinks due to the pumping of groundwater
- 14. Outer area of floodplain
- 16. Fluctuation of water table as water seeps into Earth
- 20. Area of lake near the shore, shallow sunlit waters where rooted plants stop growing
- 22. Gradual abrasion of land due to ice,wind and water
