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"Golden Algae" is the common name of Algae belonging to :-

A

Chrysophyta

B

Pyrrophyta

C

Euglenophyta

D

Cyanophyta

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Identify the Common Name**: The question asks for the common name "Golden Algae." 2. **List the Options**: The options provided are: - Cryophyta - Pyrophyta - Euglenophyta - Cyanophyta 3. **Analyze Each Option**: - **Cryophyta (Chrysophyta)**: This group is known for the presence of yellow and brown pigments (carotenoids), which give them a golden color. This aligns with the common name "Golden Algae." - **Pyrophyta**: This group includes organisms that are reddish-brown due to the presence of pigments like peridinin, which does not correspond with the golden color. - **Euglenophyta**: This group contains chlorophyll A, chlorophyll B, and carotenes, which can result in green or red colors, but not golden. - **Cyanophyta**: Known as blue-green algae, they contain pigments that give them a blue-green appearance and do not match the golden color. 4. **Conclusion**: Based on the analysis, the group that corresponds to "Golden Algae" is **Chrysophyta** (option 1). 5. **Final Answer**: The common name "Golden Algae" refers to algae belonging to **Chrysophyta**. ---
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