The symbiotic dinoflagellates that live in the tissues of coral polyps ____.
A) provide carbon dioxide and phosphates for the polyps
B) feed on the tissues of the polyps and are dangerous parasites
C) are the main cause of coral bleaching, and are threatening the reefs of the world
D) provide additional nourishment and oxygen to the polyps through photosynthesi
Question 2
Life in productive tropical reefs is best characterized by ____.
A) extreme competition for food, living space, and mates
B) very few species, but large numbers of each species
C) very little competition due to the abundance of resources
D) mostly symbiotic relationships
Dinoflagellates of the supergroup Alveolata and their characteristic alveoli.
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Increased acidity inhibits the growth of coral and other carbonate shell-building organisms
Food Labels Provide Nutrient Content Information
Specialized Connective Tissues