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Articles related to "Microscopic Organisms"
What are Bacteria? Three million to 50 million in one gram of soil bacteria • microscopic organisms • organic matter • nitrogen • nutrients
What is Algae? There are many types of algae algae • plantlike • microscopic organisms • photosynthesis • organic matter
Sedimentary Rocks The majority of the rocks that make up our world are sedimentary in nature. Learn about the different types of sedimentary rocks, the first stop in our understanding of the rock cycle. geology • geophysics • earth science • sediments • sedimentary
Anthony van Leeuwenhoek Learn how Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, an uneducated Dutch merchant, discovered the microscopic world of animalcules and forever changed biological science. anthony van leeuwenhoek • anton leeuwenhoek • antoni leeuwenhoek • antonie von leeuwenhoek • antony leeuwenhoek
Coral Reefs – The Rainforests of the Sea Coral reefs occur in waters that are typically low in nutrients; however, these ecosystems are among the most diverse and productive in the marine environment. coral reefs • the rainforests of the sea • how coral reefs remain one of the most diverse eco • hermatypic corals • reef building corals
Acanthamoeba – Eye Parasite Acanthamoeba spp., amoebae that live in water and soil, can hitch a ride on a contact lens, then invade a vulnerable eye and destroy the cornea. acanthamoeba • eye parasite • environmental amoeba • what is acanthamoeba • avoid acanthamoeba
Amateur Plankton Nets Suitable specifications for an amateur marine plankton net require that the shape and mesh size are carefully considered. plankton nets • standard design • mesh sizes • vacuum flasks • zooplankton
Care and Breeding of Tetras Tetras do well in a community tank if they are placed with other tetras, live bearers, small catfish, dwarf cichlids and any other docile fish. care breeding tetras • non-aggressive schooling fish freshwater aquarium • tetras community tank live bearers small cat fish • tetras family characidae characins • tetras water medium to hard ph of 7
Cells & Viral Pathogenic Microbes All living things are composed of one or more cells. Unlike cells, viruses, viroids and prions are acellular, nonliving parasites that require a living host to reproduce. cells viral pathogenic microbes • difference cells viruses • living cell • virus viroid prion • eukaryotic eukaryotes prokaryotes prokaryotic cell
Coccidiosis in Puppies and Kittens Coccidiosis is a disease caused by a microscopic parasite known as coccidia. Coccidiosis is common in kittens and puppies and can cause severe diarrhea with dehydration. coccidia • coccidiosis • intestinal parasites • oocyst • oocysts
Comparison of Cells, Viruses, Viroids & Prions Infectious disease can result of cellular organisms, such as bacteria (prokaryotes), from eukaryotes (cells like ours) or from nonliving infectious agents. what is a cell • what is a virus • what is a viroid • what is a virion • what is a prion
Dust Proofing the House for Allergy Sufferers Dust mites are uninvited pests that cannot be seen by the naked eye, but cause misery to the allergy sufferer. Smart housekeeping cuts down their population. dust mites • allergy sufferer • house cleaning tips • allergic symptoms • quality of life issues
Managing Dust Mites in the Home Dust mites are tiny, but can cause a lot of problems, especially for individuals suffering with allergies. Learn how to minimize the number of dust mites in the home. dust mites at home • pesky bugs • dust mites in bed • dust mites allergy • get rid of dust mites
Naegleria fowleri – Deadly Amoeba Naegleria fowleri lurks in warm waters and in rare isolated instances infects humans and animals. Few survive primary amebic meningoencephalitis (PAM). naegleria fowleri • primary amebic meningoencephalitis • (pam) • n. fowleri • life cycle
The Geology of Limestone Caves Ever wonder what's going on under the Earth's surface? Caves take thousands of years to form and are among the most delicate ecosystems on the planet. cave • geology • karst • speleothem • limestone
Biological Nomenclature How do scientists arrange animals into groups? What do we mean when we talk about a Kingdom or Phylum? linnaeus • aristotle • scala naturae • systema naturae • biological nomenclature
Immunity - Protection Against Microorganisms The lymphatic system, in conjunction with specific white blood cells, form the immune system and give the body a first line of defense against illness and disease. immunity • lymphatic system • lymph nodes • infection • disease
Pre-Darwinian Evolutionary Theory You may believe Darwin the alpha and omega on evolutionary thought, but the proponents of Larmackianism, Catastrophism and Uniformitarianism paved the way. pre darwinian theories • predarwinian thought • early evolutionary theory • lamarckianism • jean baptiste lamarck
Salmonella Treatment Options Depend on Symptoms Consdiering the rise in the number of reported food-borne illnesses, consumers need to recognize the symptoms of the Salmonella bacteria and understand treatment options. salmonella • food-borne illness • salmonella treatment • salmonella causes • salmonella prevention
21st Century Plague -- Part II The modern-day grim reaper revealed! The cause of today's mysterious, widespread, and little-known illness may be less sinister and more frightful than you imagined. Follow the story and discover the results of a long investigation. mycoplasmas bacteria plague infections contrails b
Carbonate Rock Classification Carbonate rocks are classified based on the types of particles that compose the rock, and the matrix that holds these particles together. geology • geophysics • earth science • rocks • limestone
Fish Diseases: Diagnosis Do you know how to identify fish diseases while purchasing? Here is a list of diseases, and their fingerprints. Protect your community tank with this knowledge! parasites • fungus • fungal • disease • growths
No Fish in My Dish! Think there's enough fish in the sea forever? Think again! At the rate we're fishing, we may round out in mere decades from now! Jason Kelly tells us why and how. no fish in my dish • jason kelly • sustainable fishing • resonsible fishing • interview with jason kelly
Petroleum 1: How oil becomes oil. We use it everyday, to cook with, power our automobiles, and run our power plants. But do you really know where the oil and gas we use comes from? Take a look at how oil becomes oil. geology • geolphysics • petroleum • oil • gas
Zen and the Art of Being Jedi In developing Star Wars, George Lucas has pulled together diverse elements from numerous religions, mythologies, and cultures to create a rich universe that is a great reflection of who we are as a people. The principles of the Jedi are particularly interesting in that they heavily reflect the practices and principles of Buddhism. Find out something that has been known in Asia for millennia and learn about Zen and the Art of Being Jedi. star wars • george lucas • luke skywalker • anakin skywalker • obi-wan |
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