Consider the following group of animals: an anchovy (a predator of zooplankton); a crab zoea (larvae—a member of the zooplankton); a brittle star (a deposit feeder); a clam (a filter feeder); and a tuna (a predator of anchovy, among other fishes).You have the opportunity to conduct a research project using one of these species.You want an adult animal that will be easy to feed and your laboratory has a large supply of phytoplankton available to use as food.Which animal should you choose to work with?

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Consider the following group of animals: an anchovy (a predator of zooplankton); a crab zoea (larvae—a member of the zooplankton); a brittle star (a deposit feeder); a clam (a filter feeder); and a tuna (a predator of anchovy, among other fishes).You have the opportunity to conduct a research project using one of these species.You want an adult animal that will be easy to feed and your laboratory has a large supply of phytoplankton available to use as food.Which animal should you choose to work with?





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