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Why are there no fish in my favourite mountain lake?
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nutrient depletion
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eutrophication
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climate
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predation by invasive species
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agricultural run off
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not the right salinity
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toxins
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lack of oxygen
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low oxygen
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zebra mussel
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toxic chemicals
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acidity
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bear
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lack of food
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invasive species
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someone ate them
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zebra mussels
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invasive species
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low oxygen
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climate
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invasive fish species**
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pollution
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anoxic
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zebra muscles
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no oxygen in lake
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high salt content
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no nutrients
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anoxia
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weather
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predators
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predation
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lack of nutrients
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water quality
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eutrophication
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nutrients
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contamination
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Predation
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reduced oxygen levels
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invasive dog
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weather
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lack of prey
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dead zones
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low vegetation
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predators
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Pollution and invasive species
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global warming causes the water to increase in temperature, the fish cannot live in the new temperature
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drastic temperature changes
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algae blooms
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invasive species
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eutrophication
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eutrophication
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Hypoxia
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invasivespecies
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invasive species
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pollution
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acidic
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Eutrophication
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CASCADE EFFECT
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bears
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not enough oxygen in the lake, there could be parasites as well that kill the fish
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weather
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invasive species
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invasive species
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low productivity
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too small
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low dissolved oxygen levels
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pollution
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too many predators
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over fishing
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pollution
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limitedresources
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invasive species
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temperature
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overfishing
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physical barriers
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pollution
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resource depletion
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over fishing
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"predators"
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lack of oxygen
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pollution
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pathogens
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high salt content
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pollution
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hypoxia
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oxygen deprived water
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migration barriers
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low oxygen and high competition
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predators
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invader species
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toxins, eutrophication
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low food availability
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Over Fishing
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unsuitable environment
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human interference (fishing)
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pollution
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low oxygen concentration
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acid rain
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predation
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predators
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over predation
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temperature
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low dissolved oxygen
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water conditions
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overfishing
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lack of primary production
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maybe the temperature increased lowering oxygen content
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eutrophication?
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salinization
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overfishing
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habitat destruction
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pollution
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invasive species
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toxins
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The fish weren't in the lake to begin with
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increased temperature
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excess nutrients
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disease
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temperature
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dead zone
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Overfishing
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fungus
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low nutrient levels
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no prey
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hypoxia
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hypoxic environment
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acidrain
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asian carp
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few resources
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overfishing
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Low levels of oxygen
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Eutrophication
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