Sentence examples for smallest organisms from inspiring English sources

Most life histories, except perhaps for the simplest and smallest organisms, consist of different epochs.

When the fish of Clear Lake were also analyzed, the picture began to take form: The poison had been picked up by the smallest organisms, concentrated, and passed on to the larger ones, which concentrated it further.

When the fish of Clear Lake were also analyzed, the picture began to take form: The poison had been picked up by the smallest organisms, concentrated, and passed on to the larger ones, which concentrated it further….

Bigger creatures would include barnacles and crabs, and even fish that like to live under some kind of cover, but large-scale change would likely touch even the smallest organisms.

Other recently detected species of archaea are only distantly related to any of these groups, such as the Archaeal Richmond Mine acidophilic nanoorganisms (ARMAN), which were discovered in 2006 and are some of the smallest organisms known.

Most of the smallest organisms are the larvae of fish and marine invertebrates which liberate eggs in vast numbers because the chance of any one embryo surviving to maturity is so minute.

: The largest fish in the sea feeds on the smallest organism: whale sharks (measuring up to 13 metres) eat plankton.

If a whale species can go virtually unnoticed imagine how many smaller organisms we've missed.

We had already sequenced genes, we'd already even sequenced the genomes of small organisms.

"Things That Crawl and Things That Are Small," exploring forest logs and grassy meadows to identify small organisms.

And numerous studies have shown that small organisms readily ingest microplastics, introducing toxic pollutants to the food chain.