Excess sugars stored by high-latitude algae can
A) serve as accessory to cellulose.
B) serve as antifreeze in winter.
C) keep predators away.
D) confuse predators with different colors.
E) protect the algae from wave damage.

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High-latitude algae are exposed to freezing temperatures, and excess sugars stored by these algae can act as antifreeze, preventing the formation of ice crystals that can damage the algae's cells.

Excess Sugars Stored by High-Latitude Algae Can