Plankton

We have a problem weighing a single plankton. And it's not because we don't have accurate machines (scales) to do that. It's because there are so many kinds of plankton. Here's a most important fact: plankton is a term that refers to aquatic life that lives in certain zones of the open ocean or a lake. It's not a single living thing or a small group of things, but is comprised of many thousands of types of organisms. They range is size tremendously! Because plankton represents a wide group of organisms, we can't discern "the weight of a single plankton" as was asked. A single amphipod may weight a ten thousandth of a gram, but there are bacteria that are plankton - the bacterioplankton - and they are "electron microscope small" and weigh far less than a microgram.

A comet's 3 main parts are nucleus, coma and tail. The nucleus is the heart of a comet. A coma is the gas and dust that forms a cloud around the nucleus. The tail is a blazing streamer from the coma, it is million of miles long

personally i do not no how coral reef feeds, that's what i was trying to fond out but now i am writing this. if you want to no how coral reef feeds i suggest you go on to wikipedia and type in coral reef

A bur is a seed or fruit that has a prickly or spiky outer covering known as a "bur" or "burr". Burs can be found on various parts of a plant, depending on the species, such as the stem, leaves, or flowers. They are specialized structures that help the plant disperse its seeds.

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"Panch aule" does not have a specific scientific name as it is a term used in Nepali language to refer to a type of plant or herb. If you can provide more specific information or characteristics about the plant, we may be able to identify its scientific name.

The scientific name of phytoplankton is phytoplankton. Phytoplankton refers to a diverse group of photosynthetic microorganisms that drift in aquatic environments.

Plankton is a general term that refers to diverse organisms that float or drift in water. There isn't a single scientific name for all plankton as it encompasses various species from different taxonomic groups, such as phytoplankton (e.g., diatoms, dinoflagellates) and zooplankton (e.g., copepods, krill).

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It forms the base of the food pyramid; therefore, it supports the life of almost all other marine animals. Some animals eat the plankton, other animals eat those animals, and so on. If there were no plankton, the animals would die out.

Ascending rivers from the sea, at certain seasons, for breeding, as the salmon, shad, etc., Tending upwards; -- said of terns in which the lowest secondary segments are on the upper side of the branch of the central stem.

Zooplankton.

Frozen krill can actually be bought at either petco or petsmart. Yes these places are a bit pricey but weigh the options of buying online and overnight freight charges and the prices then aren't really that bad.

I have a soft body that is protected by two bluish -black hard shells I eat tiny plants and animals called plankton I am a

Soil- provides minerals & nutrients, also anchors the plant & holds water around it.

Sun - uses suns energy to grow and manufacture food.

Water- so plants can make their own food through photosynthesis

Air -need carbon dioxide that they use in photosynthesis to make carbon compounds.

Space- if crowded together will be small, and stunted, trees need space for trees and branches.

Correct Temperature- helps with growth.

There's no explanation, that's just how they are.

Phytoplankton are photosynthetic organisms. They get their energy from sunlight.

No because this does not make sence

Plankton aren't turtules and plankton aren't turtles.

shrimp, krill

and other small marine animals

Nekton is the opposite of plankton. The term encompasses all organisms that can swim actively in water eg. fish, sqid.

Plankton consist all drifting organisms that are carried by the oceans tides and currents.

yes planktons live every where in the ocean

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