Phytoplankton get their energy from the sun and produce about 50% of all of the atmospheric oxygen worldwide through photosynthesis. They are also known as A. producers B. consumers C. heterotrophs

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Phytoplankton get their

energy from the sun and
produce about 50% of all
of the atmospheric
oxygen worldwide through
photosynthesis. They are
also known as
A. producers
B. consumers
C. heterotrophs

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Producers: because they make their own food using the sunlight

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Answer:

Producers

Explanation: This is the answer... sorry if i got it wrong

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