This problem has been solved! Order the answer Plot and label the data points provided in Table 11.1 onto Figure 11.8. These data points represent phosphate nutrient concentrations during a typical year.

Nutrient Concentrations and El Niño Nutrient concentrations are levels of dissolved nutrients like nitrogen or phosphorus that are essential for ocean life. Nutrient concentrations vary based on longitude and ocean depth. Table 11.1 shows typical phosphate nutrient concentrations in the Pacific Ocean according to ocean depth. Table 11.1: Typical Nutrient Concentrations (mg/L) based on Ocean Depth (meters) Point Longitude Ocean Depth (meters) Phosphate (PO) (milliliters per liter of ocean water) 1 124°W 50 0.5 2 123°W 150 2.0 3 124°W 250 2.5 4 121.5°W 400 3.5 Figure 11.8 shows the concentration of phosphate off the coast of California based on data collected by the California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations (CalCOFI) during an El Niño event. The lines represent milliliters of phosphate per liter of ocean water (ml/L). 0 10.5 100 11.0 1.5 200 12.00 Depth (meters) 300 12.5 Land Ocean 400 13.0에 500 124°W 121°W 123°W 122°W Longitude