What is the difference between zooplankton and zooxanthellae?

Answer 1

Plankton is broken down into the three trophic level groups listed below.

Zooplankton: animals, so they consume oxygen (respiration) in the water

Phytoplankton: plants, so they consume oxygen (respiration) in the water, but they also consume CO2 (during photosynthesis). As a result of the process of photosynthesis (autotrophic organisms) they only appear/live in the water where it reaches the solar light (not in the depth of sea).

Bacterioplankton: bacteria and archaea that remineralize organic material.

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Answer 2

the difference is, microzooplankton is eatten by macrozooplankton. Also 'micro' means 'small' and 'macro' means 'big'. and, if you want to know the difference in the words, it's the letters 'i' and 'a'

Answer 3

Plant plankton is able to extract its energy from the sun and produce its own food and drift on the surface of water. whereas though animal plankton is slightly bigger and and these tiny plankton are generally tiny shell fish which move about under water eating plant plankton

Answer 4

phytoplanktons are aquatic plants. They are the producers of energy. They convert solar energy into chemical energy. While zooplanktons are aquatic animals and they feed on phytoplanktons.

Answer 5

Zooplankton actually look like living things; that, and they're not as green as phytoplankton.

Answer 6

phytoplankton is floating lower plants, zooplankton is the floating lower animals

Answer 7

Zooplankton eat phytoplankton.

Answer 8

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