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A highly biological productive ocean surface appears chalky; what plankton is likely successful here?
 A) Diatoms
  B) Dinoflagellates
  C) Coccolithophores
  D) None of these choices

Question 2

Waves at the shore will start to break when the ____.
 A) water depth is about twice the wavelength
  B) crest flattens into a rounded form
  C) wave period increases to 15 seconds
  D) wave height to water depth ratio is 3:4



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Answer to Question 1

C

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