Which type of transport do the dinoflagellates use to create an influx of calcium ions?
Active transport through the use of endocytosis.
Active transport through the use of a protein gate.
Passive transport through the process of osmosis.
Passive transport through the process of facilitated diffusion.
Dinoflagellates typically create an influx of calcium ions through active transport through the use of a protein gate. This process involves the use of specific ion channels or pumps that actively move calcium ions into the cell against their concentration gradient, which requires energy.