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Which thing green if you see in morning, black if you see in noon, blue if u see in evening and white if u see at night?

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The thing which is green when you see it in the morning, black if you see it at noon, blue if you see it in the evening, and white if you see it at night is algae.
To be precise, this refers to blue-green algae, which are known to change color depending on the period of the day. These types of algae are known as cyanobacteria, and they can be harmful to the water they are found in, as well as to living beings.

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This Roman snail, this cuttlefish, and this mussel have similarities and

differences in their body structures. What does the information about these

structures tell you about the ancestors of these species?

a) None share an ancestor population because different species cannot share an ancestor population. It is a coincidence that these species have some of the same body structures.

b) The Roman snail and the cuttlefish share an ancestor population, but they must not share an ancestor with mussels because mussels have no radula.

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The three species belong to the mollusk phylum, and to the placophore group.

Each of them belongs to a different class.

The Roman snail belongs to the Gasteropod class,
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The mussel belongs to the Bivalve class.

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