Human Trafficking Defined. The chart below, developed by the Solidarity Center, extrapolated and simplified from the 2000 UN Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, especially women and children definition, is a useful tool for analyzing individual cases to determine whether or not they constitute trafficking.
Green Hair Algae. Green algae or hair algae, as their name suggests, are algae that look very similar to small hair. They are generally green in color, but vary in shades from light to dark green. Being green in color and similar to hair, they tend to look like a carpet of grass as they begin to grow and spread.
Some species of red algae are coralline algae and produce calcium carbonate in their cell walls. There are two types of red corallines. Articulated red coralline has branches with flexible joints. Crustose species resemble coral and donât have branches, growing on rocks, plants or animals. Crustose algae can be found in deep water, up to 500 feet. Coralline red algae grow very slowly, and most fish wonât eat them because of their hard texture.