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Exam 24: Freshwater Biomes

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Eventually, eutrophic lakes degrade into oligotrophic lakes.

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Rivers are lentic habitats.

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The largest completely freshwater lake in the world, by area, is

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Caddis flies live in rivers and are known as collectors

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