Chromalveolates that live along the rocky shores of the north temperate zones are able to withstand pounding tides and drying because of their holdfasts and mucilaginous cell walls.

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Chromalveolates, such as diatoms and brown algae, have holdfasts and mucilaginous cell walls that help them attach and withstand the stresses of living in intertidal zones.

Chromalveolates That Live Along the Rocky Shores of the North