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The different paths in which nitrogen may follow as it cycles throughout the earth is known as the nitrogen cycle. Human activities have had a huge impact in global nitrogen cycles by causing changes in the amount of nitrogen stored in reservoirs. The use of nitrogen-rich fertilizers can lead to nitrates from the fertilizers washing into waterways.
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4. In order to remove the nitrates from the tank (can be toxic to fish at high levels), Mrs. Gburek has to do water changes. Why is this? (2 point) 5. Nitrates get very high during the first month a tank is set up to start the culture of nitrifying bacteria.
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