Acid rain throughout the northeast united states has lowered the ph of many ponds and lakes. the lowered ph will eventually result in the death of many aquatic animals. the table shows the ph tolerance levels for water that supports a variety of nine animal species living in a specific habitat. which animal has the largest zone of tolerance for ph?
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