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Blooms of marine dinoflagellates can cause red tides, that can kill fish, birds, and marine mammals as well as poisoning humans who consume these protists. What is it about the dinoflagellates that cause harm?A: toxinsB: red pigmentsC: use up all the oxygen D: cellular waste products
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