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      What is a dead zone? - NOAA's National Ocean Service

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      20.6: Eutrophication and Dead Zones - Biology LibreTexts

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      Anatomy of a Dead Zone - National Geographic Society

      WEBAnatomy of a Dead Zone. Dead zones are seen in areas with warming water, where freshwater and saltwater mix, and places impacted by …

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        Explainer: What Is a Dead Zone? - Earth.Org

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        Dead Zone Formation - Virginia Institute of Marine Science

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        What is a dead zone?
        Dead zones are low-oxygen, or hypoxic, areas in the world’s oceans and lakes. Because most organisms need oxygen to live, few organisms can survive in hypoxic conditions. The dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico is indicated in red, above.

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        How do dead zones form?
        Dead zones form when excess nutrients, primarily nitrogen and phosphorus, enter coastal waters and help fertilize blooms of algae. Major nutrient sources include fertilizers, wastewater, and the burning of fossil fuels. Dead zones begin to form at this stage.

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        What is the difference between a permanent dead zone and a temporary dead zone?
        Permanent dead zones are found in deep water where oxygen levels remain low throughout the year and mostly stay below 2 milligrams of dissolved oxygen per liter of water. Temporary dead zones, as the name suggests, are areas that only stay hypoxic for a short period of time, usually for hours or days.

        Ocean Dead Zones: What Are They and Can Dead Zones Recover?

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        Why are dead zones located near inhabited coastlines?
        Human activities mainly cause these excess nutrients to be washed into the ocean, which is why dead zones are often located near inhabited coastlines. Shallow waters are less likely to stratify than deep waters, and so are less likely to develop hypoxic conditions. This is because shallow waters tend to be well-mixed by winds and tides.

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        Where are the dead zones located in the world?
        The majority of the world’s dead zones are along the eastern coast of the US, and the coastlines of the Baltic States, Japan and the Korean Peninsula. Notable examples include the Gulf of Mexico and the Baltic Sea. The Gulf of Mexico has a seasonal hypoxic zone that forms every year in late summer.

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        Why do dead zones occur at gulfs and other costal regions?
        As for why dead zones happen at gulfs and other costal regions rather than the phosphate dissolving across the whole ocean, it is because there is too much coming at once and the life forms that receive the fertilizers first (algae) expand before the years it would take for the fertilizers to spread equally through out the ocean.

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        Dead zone (ecology) - Wikipedia

        WEBDead zones are hypoxic (low-oxygen) areas in the world's oceans and large lakes. Hypoxia occurs when dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration falls to or below 2 mg of O 2 /liter. [ 2 ] When a body of water experiences …

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        Dead Zones - Explore trends - Teach Ocean Science

        WEBThe top figure in the animation is the distribution of algae, the middle figure shows the oxygen concentrations (with red indicating a Dead Zone) and the bottom is a conceptual diagram that shows how the algae grow, how …

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        Aquatic Dead Zones - NASA Earth Observatory

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        Dead Zones in Coastal Ecosystems - BioInteractive

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        About Eutrophication and Hypoxia - World Resources Institute

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        Ocean Dead Zones: What Are They and Can Dead Zones Recover?

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        Causes - Dead Zones

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        What is eutrophication? - NOAA's National Ocean Service

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        Dead zone (Transfer function of PFD). - ResearchGate