planktonin a sentence
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Plankton are important in marine food chains.plankton = tiny or microscopic plants and animals that float in water
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Scientists are wondering if they can get plankton to pull more carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.
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...and he was happy to see so much plankton because it meant fish. (source)
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In water that was dense, glassy and flecked by millions of lit-up specks of plankton, fish like trucks and buses and cars and bicycles and pedestrians were madly racing about, no doubt honking and hollering at each other.† (source)
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We need to reach the young, and the plankton pitching is when your watchers will be young and vast.† (source)
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I had nightmares about what Poseidon might turn me into if I were ever on the verge of death— plankton, maybe.† (source)
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He might as well have been looking for a specific piece of plankton in the ocean.† (source)plankton = tiny or microscopic plants and animals that float in water
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A report came up from the palmaries: At the desert edge of the plantings, the sand plankton is being poisoned through interaction with the new forms of life.† (source)
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Max heard the low rumble of diesel engines; snowflakes drifted like luminescent plankton across the white shine of headlights.† (source)
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"Plankton?" said Daphne.† (source)
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It galloped with jaws wide open, as if to collect us between its teeth the way a whale feeds on plankton.† (source)
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The fish were attracted to plankton, and the plankton were attracted to the light.† (source)
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They only eat plankton.† (source)
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He sailed over great patches of kelp and spellbinding acres of phosphorescent plankton.† (source)
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Hope he has enough plankton.† (source)
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Now they had the circular relationship: little maker to pre-spice mass; little maker to shai-hulud; shai-hulud to scatter the spice upon which fed microscopic creatures called sand plankton; the sand plankton, food for shai-hulud, growing, burrowing, becoming little makers.† (source)
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