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Bay 101: Dissolved Oxygen



October 14, 2010

What is dissolved oxygen? Laura Fabian from the Maryland Department of Natural resources explains how, just like humans, all underwater life in the Chesapeake Bay needs oxygen to survive.

Produced by Matt Rath
Music: “A Moment of Jazz” by Ancelin

Keywords: fish, bay grasses (SAV), Bay 101, oysters, dissolved oxygen, algae, water quality, crabs

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