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aquatic

[uh-kwat-ik, uh-kwot-] / əˈkwæt ɪk, əˈkwɒt- /


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Average levels above 0.00065ug/L in rivers and lakes are considered to be harmful to aquatic organisms – the levels in the river were 31,000 times higher than that.

From BBC

Fossil evidence shows that sea cow ancestors have fed on aquatic plants for roughly 50 million years.

From Science Daily

EDF is on the hook to roll out an aquatic Woodstock requiring miles of cables linking 288 underwater speakers blaring sounds louder than a jumbo jet 24 hours a day for 60 years.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite the aquatic antagonists' long history, the new series' cast and crew insist the five-part story, set within Doctor Who's universe, stands alone.

From BBC

The remainder often runs into rivers and coastal areas, contributing to oxygen-depleted "dead zones" that harm aquatic ecosystems.

From Science Daily