*This refers to wastewater discharge from sanitary conveniences a. Industrial Wastewater b. Domestic Sewage c. Sanitary Wastewater d. None of the above *This can cause eutrophication phenomena. a. Algae b. Protozoa c. Bacteria d. None of the above

This refers to wastewater discharge from sanitary conveniences a. Industrial Wastewater b. Domestic Sewage c. Sanitary Wastewater d. None of the above This can cause eutrophication phenomena. a. Algae b. Protozoa c. Bacteria d. None of the above

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*This refers to wastewater discharge from sanitary conveniences

a. Industrial Wastewater
b. Domestic Sewage
c. Sanitary Wastewater
d. None of the above

*This can cause eutrophication phenomena.

a. Algae
b. Protozoa
c. Bacteria
d. None of the above

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