Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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All algae contain ___, but can be characterized by _____.
a |
cellulose; photosynthesis |
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b |
flagella; chlorophyll |
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c |
chlorophyll; other pigments |
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d |
photosynthesis; flagella |
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