👉 Rhodophycota is a group of marine invertebrates that primarily inhabit the water column, often forming colonies or sessiles within aquatic environments. These organisms are characterized by their unique body shape and specialized organs, which enable them to filter out various compounds from the water, such as ammonia, nitrite, and nitrogen oxides, and also sequester carbon dioxide into a form of organic matter called chlorophyll. Rhodophycota is divided into two major families: the Chlor
