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(Gymnosomata)

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What specific consequences will occur if more carbon is burnt and brought into the atmosphere faster than phytoplankton could remove it? Would there be an impact on the phytoplankton themselves?

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- They play a large role in the marine food web, provide food for larger creatures

-Sea angels eat sea snails using their feet, sea snails then eat the smaller organisms called diatoms and sea angels turn into food for bigger fish like Salmon

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-They are shellless

- They are translucent with a reddish tail and mass

-Have special eating adaptations, they have a special apparatus that extends out when latching onto their prey using their six buccal cones

- They have wings to help with movement

- Do not have eyes

- Only grow up to be 5cm

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- They are capable of a burst of speed

- Sea angels eat only Sea butterflies which contain lipids that allow sea angels to survive in the winter

- They have tentacles attached to suckers, to help them catch their prey

- Have chemical detectors to detect their prey and are located on its head (the "horns")

- They are deterrent, which avoids them from being eaten by predators

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- These sea angels tend to be larger in colder waters than those in warmer ones

-They are both male and female in their lifecycles

- Their extensions of their foot are used to chase their prey

-Their muscles are used to especially pursue prey

-They have a reduced shell (scientific name is after the Greek for "naked body")

- Because of their male and female reproductive organs, they fertilize internally

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Interesting facts about other plankton/video:

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Interesting facts about other plankton/video:

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- Dead phytoplankton sink to the sea floor and take with them the carbon they contain

- Burning carbon into the atmosphere faster than phytoplankton could remove it could potentially worsen global warming

- Decaying plankton produce the seaside smell

- Phytoplankton creates the clouds in the sky

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Ethereal, otherwordly, translucent sea angels seem to hover through the cold waters of the Arctic Ocean. Hard to believe they're related to snails!