Similar words: zooplankton, phytoplankton, plank, planking, drink to, lank, lanky, flank. Meaning: ['plæŋktən] 
n. the aggregate of small plant and animal organisms that float or drift in great numbers in fresh or salt water.
n. the aggregate of small plant and animal organisms that float or drift in great numbers in fresh or salt water. 
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61. The study was based on plankton grown in 27 cubic metre (950 cu ft) seawater containers reaching 10 metres deep in a west Norwegian fjord.
62. If this were to happen in the deep sea, the carbon absorbed by the plankton through photosynthesis would descend to Davy Jones's locker for several hundred years.
63. Other plankton species in near equal numbers replaced calcareous microplankton as they died out.
64. The mud, sand and metabolized products of plankton in bittern of salt lake bring serious difficulty for deep processing of salt chemical product.
65. The result shows the mean accuracy of classification rate is up to 95.41% for freshwater plankton images, such as chironomid larvae, cyclops and harpacticoida.
66. Forty fathoms up, through wisps of plankton, the moon danced on a becalmed sea.
67. I know they call the Red Sea red because the plankton make it look really red.
68. I cannot see more than that, except beyond plankton is the digit zero.
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