Unit 6 Review: Aquatic Ecosystems and Water Pollution

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Across
  1. 3. which of the four types of pollution is a living organism
  2. 5. the bottom of the lake
  3. 9. plant-like organisms, algae
  4. 12. the most diverse of all the aquatic ecosystems
  5. 15. separates surface water from ground water
  6. 17. paint and other chemicals are which of the four types of pollution
  7. 20. marshes and swamps are examples of which fresh water biome
  8. 21. seeps through spaces in soil
  9. 23. which of the four types of pollution include nitrogen and phosphorous
  10. 25. salt water biome that is submerged during high tide and exposed during low tide
  11. 26. from a wide-variety, run-off or infiltration
Down
  1. 1. the amount of dissolved salt in the water
  2. 2. the cloudiness of water
  3. 4. most water is used for
  4. 6. created to establish rules and regulations for what can be discharged into surface waters
  5. 7. the saltwater ecosystem with a complex root system that filters out salt
  6. 8. flows downhill to a stream or river, then to a lake or ocean
  7. 10. animal-like organisms,protozoa
  8. 11. bodies of water where seawater mixes with freshwater
  9. 13. free-floaters
  10. 14. lakes with high amounts of nutrients, greenish tint
  11. 16. strong swimmers and consumers
  12. 18. single source, identifiable
  13. 19. which of the four types of pollution comes from soil
  14. 22. water that is a mixture of fresh and saltwater
  15. 24. lakes with little to no nutrients, clear