Which outcome occurs for freshwater arctic fish when environmental temperatures significantly increase?

💡 Explanation

Increased temps cause a higher metabolic rate, leading to increased water intake; osmoregulation via ion excretion increases via gill filaments because it combats water influx. Therefore, this leads to ion loss, rather than ion conservation or adjusted water excretion alone.

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