Which is a type of plankton? A. shark B. squid C. algae D. crab

Biology

2 answers:

Colt1911 [192]4 years ago

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Answer:

Algae

Explanation:

Plankton is a general term for aquatic microscopic organisms that lacks the ability to move on their own, hence, they float freely along the water currents. A planktonic organism can either be plant-like known as phytoplankton or animal-like known as zooplankton.

According to the question, algae is an example of phytoplankton that is microscopic and floats freely in water. It is plant-like due to its possession of Chlorophyll. Hence, phytoplanktons are the major producers in an aquatic ecosystem. Other examples in the options are macroscopic motile organisms

d1i1m1o1n [39]4 years ago

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Algae because it is a small organism that the larva state of animals live in and feed on it

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