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Question 3 (1 point) Scientists are studying how water clarity affects the number of fish species in a large lake. They focus on two areas in the lake, one containing clear water and the other containing cloudy water resulting from human activities surrounding a portion of the lake. The number of fish species in each area is shown in the graph. Number of Fish Species vs. Water Depth 30 Key Number of Species - Clear -- Cloudy 5 10 20 40 60 80 Water Depth (meters) A student claims that clear water sustains a larger number of fish species compared to cloudy water. Which evidence best supports the student's claim? At depths between 10 to 20 meters, the number of fish species decreases in cloudy water. b At all depths, the number of fish species is higher in the clear water compared to the cloudy water. C As depth increases, the number of fish species in clear water decreases faster than the number in cloudy water. d As depth increases from 40 to 60 meters, the number of fish species remains constant for both clear and cloudy water