4. Which is NOT included in phytoplankton? (1 Point) O cyanobacteria O diatoms O dinoflagellates O plants

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4. Which is NOT included in phytoplankton?

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O cyanobacteria
O diatoms
O dinoflagellates
O plants

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Plants is the correct awnser

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