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The term cyanobacteria can be broken down into parts. Cyan- means “greenish blue,” because cyanobacteria are often blue-green in color. Not too long ago, cyanobacteria were known as blue-green algae. Why
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The term cyanobacteria can be broken down into parts. Cyan- means
“greenish blue,” because cyanobacteria are often blue-green in color. Not too long ago, cyanobacteria were known as blue-green algae. Why do you think they were considered algae?
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because they are photosynthetic and aquatic, cyanobacteria was often called "blue-green algae".
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