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(13,851 posts) Thu Mar 29, 2018, 08:36 PM Mar 2018

Microorganisms Size Comparison

Microorganisms Size Comparison
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Published on Jan 5, 2018

Comparison of some smaller microorganisms up to 1mm

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Microorganisms Size Comparison (Original Post) sl8 Mar 2018 OP

Its not the size of the bacillus that counts... jberryhill Mar 2018 #1

Thanks for posting this... Ohiya Mar 2018 #2

jberryhill

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1. Its not the size of the bacillus that counts...

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Thu Mar 29, 2018, 11:58 PM

Mar 2018

It’s all about how they use the flagella.

Ohiya

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2. Thanks for posting this...

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Fri Mar 30, 2018, 04:14 AM

Mar 2018

My favorites, T4 bacteriophage, looks like it comes from a Dr. Who episode. Same with the tardigrade.
The tardigrade looks like a tiny alien in a space suit.

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