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    • Satellite image of a plankton/algal bloom around New Zealand.
    Rights: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Published 15 April 2009 Size: 61 KB Referencing Hub media

    This satellite image shows a plankton bloom (or algal bloom) that occurs when the plankton levels rapidly increase and cause discoloration in the water (the bright water around New Zealand).

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