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Biology Biological Classification Kingdom–Protista Single Correct MCQ

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Published on: August 21, 2026

Red tides are caused by

A

Red algae

B

Dinoflagellates

C

Slime moulds

D

Chrysophytes

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Red tides are caused by rapid growth of dinoflagellates.They release pigments that turn water red.Some produce harmful toxins.

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