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A scientist is monitoring the water quality of two lakes. One lake contains a high level of intolerant fish. The other lake contains a low level of intolerant fish. Which lake most likely has better water quality? Why?

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The lake with high level of intolerant fish has a high quality of water.

Step-by-step explanation:

Intolerant fishes can be described as the fishes which need a special environmental conditions for their survival like high quality of nutrients, high oxygen content in water and temperature etc.

While tolerant fishes can live in a wide range of environments like low quality of water.

So when in a lake there is high amount of intolerant fishes it means it contains high amount of quality water.

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