Above: The phytoplankton diatom
Above: The phytoplankton diatom
Above: The phytoplankton diatom Eucampia (Image: Plymouth Marine Laboratory) Below: Dinoflagellates. Most of these dinoflagellates are mixoplankton , but the red-containing one is a dinoflagellate protist-zooplankton. There is also a long pennate diatom across the centre of this image (Image: Plymouth Marine Laboratory)
Original Slide Deck: Plankton: The tiny drifters that power the ocean
Topics: Biodiversity. Ocean Currents. Deoxygenation. Ocean Chemistry. Ocean. Climate. Sustainable Resources. Ecosystem Services.
Suitable Ages: 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.
Keywords: Algae. Aquatic Animals. Bacteria. Biodiversity. Biology. Carbon. Carbon Cycle. Carbon Dioxide. Changing Environment. Climate. Climate Change. Conservation. Contamination. Ecosystem. Environment. Eutrophication. Fertilisers. Food Chain. Habitats. Harmful Algal Blooms (Hab). Hypoxia. Mixoplankton. Nutrient Cycle. Nutrients. Oceans. Organisms. Photosynthesis. Phytoplankton. Pollution. Protozooplankton. Sustainability. Toxins. Zooplankton.
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