An ecologist investigated abiotic parameters across a transitional estuarine ecosystem. To evaluate environmental factors, the following instruments were deployed:
- Device I: A circular plate with alternating black and white quadrants, lowered into the water column until it was no longer visible to record light penetration depth.
- Device II: A pair of thermometers—one dry and one with a moistened bulb wrapper—used to calculate atmospheric moisture saturation.
- Device III: An instrument fitted with rotating hemispherical cups attached to a central vertical shaft to record atmospheric movement velocity.
Which option correctly identifies Devices I, II, and III along with the respective ecological factors they measure?
- Device I: Secchi disc measuring turbidity; Device II: Psychrometer measuring relative humidity; Device III: Anemometer measuring wind speedCevap
- BDevice I: Hydrometer measuring water density; Device II: Anemometer measuring relative humidity; Device III: Barometer measuring wind speed
- CDevice I: Secchi disc measuring water density; Device II: Barometer measuring relative humidity; Device III: Wind vane measuring wind speed
- DDevice I: Rain gauge measuring precipitation depth; Device II: Psychrometer measuring temperature; Device III: Anemometer measuring wind direction
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Device I is a Secchi disc (measuring turbidity/light penetration depth), Device II is a psychrometer (measuring relative humidity), and Device III is an anemometer (measuring wind speed).
The option identifying Device I as a Secchi disc measuring turbidity, Device II as a psychrometer measuring relative humidity, and Device III as an anemometer measuring wind speed is correct because each instrument's operating principle matches the described field procedure.
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Ecological Factors and Their Measurement
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