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Dinoflagellates Are Marine Phototrophs Responsible for the Toxic Red Tide

Question 40

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Dinoflagellates are marine phototrophs responsible for the toxic red tide blooms. What pigments confer the red color to these organisms?


A) rhodopsin
B) tannins
C) anthocyanins
D) chlorophylls
E) carotenoids

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