Question

abrupt changes in water temperatures associated with power plant water usage, can cause which condition in aquatic organisms? anemia halocline hypoplexia thermal shock

Explanation:

• Anemia is a condition related to blood - not directly to water temperature changes.
• Halocline is a layer in a body of water where salinity changes rapidly, not related to temperature.
• Hypoplexia is a term not commonly associated with the effects of water temperature changes on aquatic organisms.
• Thermal shock is a well - known condition where a sudden change in temperature (such as from power plant water usage) affects aquatic organisms.

Answer:

thermal shock