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Dictionary » D » Diatoms DiatomsDiatoms microscopic unicellular algae. most are aquatic, being found in fresh, brackish, and salt water. Diatoms are noted for the symmetry and sculpturing of their siliceous cell walls. ![]()
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Results from our forumAmoeba, Paramecium, Diatom... not exclusive to man) also if it acts as decomposers, producers, consumers etc. I got some information, but I think I missed out on a lot. I think Diatoms are found in the oceans, and serve as an important source of food for other organisms. I think they are photosynthetic, they give energy and ...
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Amoeba, Paramecium, Diatom... not exclusive to man) also if it acts as decomposers, producers, consumers etc. I got some information, but I think I missed out on a lot. I think Diatoms are found in the oceans, and serve as an important source of food for other organisms. I think they are photosynthetic, they give energy and ...
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Need help in Micro!... similarities of the Lichen thallus and the animal cell membrane. 7. Describe algae life cycle and nutrition requirements. 8. Describe and discuss diatoms- be sure to provide the critical importance of diatoms and energy production. 9. Describe dianoflagellates ant the aquatic and human diseases ...
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Help with questions on mitosis/meiosis/reproduction... but I can only find long explanations that are way too confusing to understand. Could you please help me out? 1. How does cell division in diatoms and dinoflagellates help us to understand how the process of mitosis evolved in eukaryotes? 2. Prokaryotic cell division is a much simpler process ...
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