What does brown algae eat? What distinguishes a plant from algae? What water temperature kills amoebas? How are algae classified? What marine organisms eat algae? What is the body temperature of amphibians? What is the classification of algae?
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So while the fungus doesn't usually affect tadpoles, it can kill adult frogs. Researchers aren't yet sure of exactly how the fungus kills the frogs. The two prevailing theories are that the fungus produces lethal toxins or that its presence interferes with the exchange of oxygen and carbon ...
Which group of algae can create "red tide"? a. Phaeophyta b. Dinoflagellata c. Rhodophyta d. Chlorophyta List three ways to distinguish Cyanobacteria from algae. What is the synapomorphies that separates green plants from glaucophytes and red algae? Distinguish between red and brown algae. How...
Their fur can have different shades, sometimes it looks grayish and sometimes it’s kind of a light brown tint on their perceived white fur. When the angle of the lighting permits it, instead of white you can see them more of a greenish color from the accumulated algae. During the summer...
The African buffalo kills about 200 people a year, though it’s not as aggressive as the hippopotamus. The biggest buffaloes can be from 5.56 to a little over 11 feet long with a 2 to 3-foot-long tail and can weigh between 1100 and 2200 pounds. ...
The milk these animals produce is vat pasteurized, a process that uses significantly lower temperatures than other commercial pasteurization processes. Vat pasteurization kills all harmful bacteria without destroying beneficial bacteria or nutrients as other, high-heat pasteurization techniques do. As such,...
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High levels of toxin accumulated through the food chain might explain these kills. White (1981a, b, c) and White et al. (1989) showed that zooplankton that had consumed the dinoflagellate Alexandrium excavatum were toxic to Atlantic herring Clupea harengus and were implicated in widespread ...
Question: What is the result of eutrophication? A. Algae. B. Dead zones. C. Seaweed. D. Excess oxygen in the seawater. Eutrophication: Eutrophication is a condition where a whole water body or a part of a water body such as a lake, or a river, ...