A group of scientists wants to observe the adaptation of a foreign fish species in a river ecosystem. To do this, they want to enclose the top and sides of a section of a river to block light and matter from entering the area. Evaluate whether this experimental system is an isolated system. Justify your answer based on the definition of an isolated system.

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Joey Lowery

Biology

16 May, 20:23

A group of scientists wants to observe the adaptation of a foreign fish species in a river ecosystem. To do this, they want to enclose the top and sides of a section of a river to block light and matter from entering the area. Evaluate whether this experimental system is an isolated system. Justify your answer based on the definition of an isolated system.

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Moises Berger · Answer 1

This is a kind of isolated system where scientists can carefully observe foreign fish species. Here they can conclude if the fish could survive in a different environment. This controlled environment can give them a better observation of the experiment they are studying.