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The first scientist to study plankton was:

Victor Hanson
Johan Hjort
Alexander Agassiz
Charles Darwin

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The first scientist to study plankton, the tiny organisms that float in bodies of water, was Victor Hanson. Hanson's work paved the way for future research and understanding of the complex ecological roles that plankton play in marine ecosystems.

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