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Carotenoids in Marine Animals.

Posted on June 1, 2015 by Dr. Gary Pack

As many as 250 carotenoids, related to beta-carotene, are found in marine algae and animals. Most of the carotenoids are accumulated by marine animals or derived from their food (algae and bacteria), since most animals do not create new carotenoids. Sponges contain carotenoids and are therefore brightly colored. Astaxanthin is found in some jelly fish […]

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Supplements: Algae, Astaxanthin, Beta-carotene, Carotenoids, Fucoxanthin, Spirulina, Zeaxanthin

Foods: Clam, Crustaceans, Mollusk, Mussel, Octopus, Oyster, Red sea bream, Salmon, Trout, Yellow tail fish

Miscellaneous: Dolphin, Food chain, Goldfish, Krill, Marigold, Marine animals, Plankton, Sea snails, Sponges, Star fish, Whale

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