Sentences with phrase «from microscopic creatures»

: How can one collect electrons from microscopic creatures?

A protein from microscopic creatures called tardigrades keeps their DNA protected — and could someday shield humans from radiation.

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Striking close - up photos and micrographs reveal the dazzling diversity of these tiny creatures — from microscopic unicellular organisms to complex crustaceans.

Kelly Benoit - Bird uses sonar to watch the underwater movements of all kinds of creatures, from microscopic zooplankton to giant gray whales.

The hardy, microscopic animals also known as moss piglets and technically called tardigrades have scavenged about 17.5 percent of their genes from other creatures.

From the sediments, they isolated microscopic marine creatures called foraminifera that lived and died during the Pliocene.

To get there, we have to peer into microscopic creatures, zip from 700 million years ago to the latest genetic sequencing tech, and understand how we get iron needed to live.

Diatomaceous earth is derived from microscopic water creatures that make silica - based shells for themselves.

Diamotaceous Earth is a fine white powder, made from crushed shells of microscopic aquatic creatures called Diatoms.

Diatomaceous earth powder, made from the microscopic remains of tiny, fossilized sea creatures, gives the surface a dry, powdery quality.

A wildlife specialist, Caroline also explores the hidden, often overlooked lives of some of its least understood creatures and their habitats: from the microscopic to the spectacular blue whale, the largest creature to have ever lived on the planet.

To get there, we have to peer into microscopic creatures, zip from 700 million years ago to the latest genetic sequencing tech, and understand how we get iron needed to live.

All kinds of factors influence it, from massive events on the Sun to the growth of microscopic creatures in the oceans, and there are subtle interactions between many of these factors.