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'''Algae''' is the term for several groups of simple living organisms that capture [[light]] and process it through [[photosynthesis]] to create the energy they need to live and grow.  They can occur in most habitats but are usually found in damp places or bodies of water.  [[Phytoplankton]], living in oceans and lakes is the basis for most marine food chains.  Some are used as human food or harvested for useful substances such as [[agar]] or fertilizer.<ref name="Wile">'''Exploring Creation with Biology'''  Wile and Durnell</ref>

'''Algae''' is the term for several groups of simple living organisms that capture [[light]] and process it through [[photosynthesis]] to create the energy they need to live and grow.  They can occur in most habitats but are usually found in damp places or bodies of water.  [[Phytoplankton]], living in oceans and lakes is the basis for most marine food chains.  Some are used as human food or harvested for useful substances such as [[agar]] or fertilizer.<ref name="Wile">'''Exploring Creation with Biology'''  Wile and Durnell</ref>

Algae also plays an enormous role in the environment. Of the [[oxygen]] that is added to the [[atmosphere]] through photosynthesis, 90 percent comes from algae: not any land-dwelling [[plant]]. <ref name="Wile">'''Exploring Creation with Biology'''  Wile and Durnell</ref>

Algae also plays an enormous role in the environment. Of the [[oxygen]] that is added to the [[atmosphere]] through photosynthesis, 90 percent comes from algae: not any land-dwelling [[plant]].<ref name="Wile"/>

Red Algae is different from the other [[species]]; it is classified in [[Phylum Rhodophyta]], not Phylum Phaeophyta like the others. Red Algae is multicellular and live warm marine environments rather than cold. It is actually rather similar to coral.<ref name="Wile">'''Exploring Creation with Biology'''  Wile and Durnell</ref>

Red Algae is different from the other [[species]]; it is classified in [[Phylum Rhodophyta]], not Phylum Phaeophyta like the others. Red Algae is multicellular and live warm marine environments rather than cold. It is actually rather similar to coral.<ref name="Wile"/>

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