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Biological agents are microscopic organisms that can be grown with equipment readily available all over the world -- although the resulting weapons have proved difficult for terrorists to master.
There are a variety of microscopic organisms that can contaminate water supplies and cause potentially serious, even fatal, illnesses among wilderness travelers.
What to Do Take a dip in the island's Bioluminescent Bay, which gives off an eerie glow at night because of microscopic organisms that inhabit the waters and light up when they are touched.
The phytoplankton, which constitute the food base of all marine animals, are microscopic organisms that inhabit only the sunlit uppermost oceanic layer, using sunlight to photosynthetically combine carbon dioxide and dissolved nutrient salts.
The way we design and build our houses could have a surprising impact on a tiny, but important, aspect of our personal lives: the microscopic organisms that share those homes with us.
The researchers will look specifically at critical indicators of marsh expansion in upland areas, including the frequency of tidal flooding, soil conditions, vegetation, and the presence of microscopic organisms that only live in saltwater.
A bioengineering lab has found that Euglena, a microscopic organism that has been studied for hundreds of years, swims in precise polygons when exposed to increased light intensity.
Numerous photographs of people, body parts or the microscopic organism that is the AIDS virus are projected in groups of three like a triptych on the fourth wall of the enclosure.
A16 Texas Battles Red Tide Nearly 300 miles of Texas coast from Smith Point south to Corpus Christi are suffering from red tide, which is caused by a microscopic organism that releases toxins and depletes oxygen from the water.
Over the years, the hobbyists and sideliners have been hard hit by the tracheal mites, a microscopic organism that lives inside the bees' tracheas, damaging their tracheal tubes, food-producing glands and flight muscles.
The Washington Redskins took quiet steps during the offseason to combat one of their tiniest and toughest foes -- a microscopic organism that is becoming increasingly dangerous and potentially lethal.
