Dead zones are the result of eutrophication- a decrease in oxygen caused by the growth of an ecosystem’s primary productivity (i.e. lots of plants like algae grow quickly in nutrient-enriched environments and use up all the oxygen). This is usually caused by nitrogen and phosphorous, which are present in agricultural runoff.
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