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One fungi in the marine system is Aphelidiomycota. One fact about Aphelidiomycota is. Aphelida is a phylum of Fungi that appears to be the sister to true fungi. Aphelids are a poorly known group of parasitoids of algae that have raised considerable interest due to their pivotal phylogenetic position.

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The apex predator of the marine food chain is the large shark. They eat everything but the plants in the marine system. For being 18 meters (60 feet). They can also go up to 6o mph which is faster than most things in the ocean.

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The tertiary consumer of the marine food chain is the small shark. Something about the small shark is in the food web they eat almost everything. Their speed at which they go depends on what they are doing, when they are attacking they go 12 mph, but when they are just swimming they go 1.5 mph. You would think they go faster for only being 7-8 inches but their max is only 12 mph.

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Ocean sunfish is the third thing in the marine food chain. But something cool about ocean sunfish is that they only eat copepods. Which is pretty cool because they grow up to a size of up to a length of 2.7m and weigh 2.3 tons. They are 2.3 tons and they only get eaten by a small shark.

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The primary consumer of a marine food chain is a copepod. Something about copepods is that they only grow up to 1-2 mm. But they go at a speed of 295 feet (90 m) in an hour. Which is also the speed of a human swimming 50 miles per hour. Copepods get eaten by ocean sunfish.

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Dinoflagellates get their energy from sunlight. They are eaten by copepods. This plant is a producer because it makes its own energy from the sunlight.  A fun fact about copepods is that they eat shrimp and pteropods.