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The 11 pages that link to Phototaxis, each with the reason it gives.

• PhotoperiodismCompared with: Phototaxis responds to light direction, not seasonal day–night duration.

• ChemotaxisCompared with: It uses light, rather than a chemical gradient, as the directional cue.

• PhotoprotectionCompared with: It changes position relative to light rather than reducing damage through shielding or repair.

• PhototropismCompared with: Phototaxis changes an organism’s position through movement, not growth-driven bending.

• ZoosporeRelated: Light can orient the swimming of zoospores in photosynthetic organisms.

• EuglenidRelated: Light-seeking behavior can position photosynthetic euglenids for effective photosynthesis.

• EuglenaRelated: Euglena cells swim toward suitable light, helping position them for photosynthesis.

• NeustonRelated: Light near the surface can guide neustonic organisms toward or away from illumination.

• ChlamydomonasRelated: Chlamydomonas swims toward or away from light depending on conditions.

• Simple eyeRelated: Simple eyes can guide movement toward or away from light.

• HeterocongrinaeRelated: Light and shadow can affect whether garden eels emerge from their burrows.