Q. free swimming macroscopic animals in an aquatic environment are referred to as
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Nekton or necton refers to the aggregate of actively swimming aquatic organisms in a body of water.
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The swimming macroscopic animals in an ‘aquatic environment’ are referred to as Nekton.
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The term nekton was proposed by German researcher Ernst Haeckel to separate between the dynamic swimmers in a waterway, and the uninvolved living beings called as plankton.
As a rule, nektonic living beings have a high Reynolds number (more noteworthy than 1000) and plank tonic life forms a low one (under 10). It is a matter of fact that, a few living beings can starts life as plankton and progress to nekton later on in their life cycle.
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