Why are phytoplankton commonly referred to as primary producers? O A. They are decomposers that return nutrients to the ecosystem. O B. They are autotrophs relied upon directly or indirectly by the rest of the marine biome. O C. They are heterotrophs that prey on parasites. D. They exist in forests where other produce grows.

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