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Clams and algae collaborate to harvest sunlight very efficiently

07 Jul 2024 Hamish Johnston
Giant clam
Efficient collaboration The mantle of the giant clam contains pillars of algae that covert light into chemical energy. (Courtesy: Jan Derk)
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