Which of the following is a reason humans commonly might become ill from waterway eutrophication? O Dairy products might be contaminated with excess oxygen. O Fish absorb high levels of phosphorus that are passed on to humans. O Drinking water can become contaminated. O The gasses released from algae blooms may cause respiratory distress

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