Sharks eat other consumers. Sharks, in particular, are known to bioaccumulate high levels of toxins.
Marine toxins, produced by phytoplankton, can accumulate in organisms in the food web. This process is called bioaccumulation. This interactive ...
All living things depend on one another to live. Animals eat plants and/or animals to survive. Food webs describe the ...
Wellington College teacher Andrea Shaw spent 2006 at NIWA as a New Zealand Science, Mathematics and Technology Teacher Fellow. Her ...
Very tiny phytoplankton cells (a type of microscopic algae) can produce potent toxins. Although the toxin produced by one phytoplankton ...
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