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Alexis was interested in developing a water-filter business. What group of organisms have been found useful as a water filter?
A. Sporozoans.

B. Foraminifera.

C. Dinoflagellates.

D. Amebas.

E. Diatoms.

Jane is a horticulturalist cultivating orchids. She has to be very careful to preserve other species that attach to the roots of the orchids and feed them, as is the case with most plants. To what group do these other species belong?
A. Algae.

B. Ciliates.

C. Dinoflagellates.

D. Flagellates.

E. Fungi.

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E. Fungi.

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