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Species share a common ancestor
I believe the answer is 3 - the nucleotide triplet that encodes one amino acid is called a codon.
The red tides are caused because of the algal blooms, which discolor the ocean's water. These tides are red because of the presence of the pigments known as phycobilin. The blue phycocynin and red phycoerythrin contributes to the red color of these tides. The chlorophyll a contained in most of these algae are seen only when the algal blooms although at other times they are still present but deep in the ocean where they cannot be seen.
The green tides will be produced when the green algae, chlorophyta, blooms. These algae obtain energy from the sun for photosynthesis.
