Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: One of the most important ecological interactions that occurs in shallow tropical habitats worldwide involves trophic (feeding) interactions beten symbiotic dinoflagellate algae and a variety of invertebrate and protistan hosts, such as sponges and coral. The algal symbionts, known as  Symbiodinium , reside within the host cells, and have long been recognized to be of vital energetic importance to the host. Unfortunately, the dynamics of the associations (e.g., symbiont population growth behavior, loss of symbionts from the host, competition among different symbiont types, host responses to symbionts of different quality) are poorly understood.  presents an agent-based simulation model for studying the symbiotic relationship beten algal symbionts and host sponges. Initial results demonstrate realistic behavior by the model and suggest important future research directions, coordinating model extensions with experiments to be performed in tropical habitat field work.
['Barry Lawson', 'Malcolm Hill', 'April Hill', 'Tyler Heist', 'Connor Hughes']
I am writing a research paper on a idea An agent-based simulation model of sponge: algae symbiotic relationships
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