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A) What is the natural habitat of Spirulina (cyanobacteria)?

B) How does Spirulina (cyanobacteria) acquire nutrients and transform energy?

C) What is the type of movement of Spirulina (cyanobacteria)?

D) What is the ecological role (niche) of Spirulina (cyanobacteria)?

E) Name a unique structural feature of Spirulina (cyanobcateria).

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