the last question says \"how does euglena get around? thank you! A sign on the b
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the last question says "how does euglena get around? thank you!
A sign on the beach states, "Beach Closed. Red Tide. "The organisms interfering with your use of this beach are probably O a. dinoflagellates O b. species of red algae O c. ciliates O d. diatoms o e. amoebas QUESTION 2 The chloroplasts of land plants are thought to have been derived according to which evolutionary sequence? o a. cyanobacteria green algae fungi and plants O b. red algae- brown algae green algae land plants O c. cyanobacteria red algae green algae land plants o d. cyanobacteria green algae- land plantsExplanation / Answer
Ans-1
It is a type of plankton, a organism, which is neither plant nor animal known as dinoflagellates which cause red tide in beach so interfering use of beach.
So our (a) option is correct
Ans-2
Chloroplast have been derived from cyanobacteria by endosymbiosis it is when Eukaryotic cell engulf cyanobacteria then it became permanent resident in cell.
Show our (d) option is correct
Ans-3
It is unique feature of diatom that its cell wall is made up of silicon dioxide.
Show (d) option is correct
Ans-4
Basis of food chain is producer, a autotroph in water body it is also known as phytoplankton, a microscopic marine algae.
Show our (C) option is correct
Ans-8
Euglena has long whip like part known as flagella from which it move.
So (e) option is correct
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