Individual organisms move through the soil or other substrate to ingest bacteria,etc. ,till a certain phase of their life cycle,when they aggregate into a single moving mass,which ultimately becomes encysted into spores.These organisms are
A)green algae.
B)brown algae.
C)red algae.
D)cellular slime molds.
E)dinoflagellates.

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The description provided matches the life cycle of cellular slime molds. The individual cells move through substrate, aggregate into a mass (called a slug), and then form a fruiting body encased in spores before dispersing. Green, brown, and red algae typically do not form spores or aggregate into a slug-like mass, and dinoflagellates are single-celled organisms that primarily live in aquatic environments.

Individual Organisms Move Through the Soil or Other Substrate to Ingest