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What is a red tide?
It is a phenomenon when dinoflagellates take on a red color, have a strong poison, and multiply rapidly in a short period of time.
It is a phenomenon when dinoflagellates take on a red color, have a strong poison, and multiply rapidly in a long period of time.
It is a phenomenon when protozoans take on a red color, have a strong poison and, multiply rapidly in a short period of time.
It is a phenomenon when dinoflagellates take on a yellow-gold color, have a strong poison, and multiply rapidly in a short period of time.
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A red tide is a harmful algal bloom—often dinoflagellates—that rapidly multiply over a short time, can discolor the water (reddish) and produce potent toxins.
A red tide is a harmful algal bloom—often dinoflagellates—that rapidly multiply over a short time, can discolor the water (reddish) and produce potent toxins.
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