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What are Dinoflagellates in Eukaryotic?
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They are unicellular, motile, biflagellate, golden-brown coloured protists. They form the important components of phytoplankton. Sometimes, they exhibit the phenomenon of bioluminescence.
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Answer
They are unicellular, motile, biflagellate, golden-brown coloured protists. They form the important components of phytoplankton. Sometimes, they exhibit the phenomenon of bioluminescence.
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Subjects: Biology
Exams: NEET