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If you took single cell organisms that normally live in ocean water and you moved them to the much more salty water of the Great Salt Lake or the Dead Sea, what do you think would happen to these single cell organisms? Explain why.

4 a single celled organism to live in a higher concentration of salt, it will cause cell breakdown. (death). because a different higher concentration of salt wold cause the organism 2 absorb more salt than usual, causing the single celled organism 2 die.. almost like putting a freshwater fish in a oceanic tank...the fw fish would die...bcause it wud absorb too much salt and not live..

IDoMaths123 IDoMaths123 · Answer 2 · 2019-11-07T08:45:58+01:00

IDoMaths123 IDoMaths123

07-11-2019

I believe it would cause the cell to break down because it doesn’t have the adaptability to change from normal to salt water

Also this is worth 5 points not 100

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EASY POINTS! GET 100 POINTS PLUS I MARK YOU BRAINLIEST! OMG!
If you took single cell organisms that normally live in ocean water and you moved them to the much more salty water of the Great Salt Lake or the Dead Sea, what do you think would happen to these single cell organisms? Explain why.