Which outcome results in fjord waters from high precipitation overcoming natural dilution?

💡 Explanation

Anoxic conditions appear due to excess freshwater inhibiting vertical mixing; this process of stratification reduces oxygenation because density differences increase rather than decrease, capping the fjord surface; therefore, bottom-water life is challenged, rather than shorelines, tide range or glacier dynamics.

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