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In addition to liverworts, Barbeyella is found socialised with monocellular algae.

Currently, these machines are limited to processing monocellular organisms such as yeast, algae and bacteria.

Does not work with microorganisms like bacteria, yeast and fungi and most monocellular tissue cultures.

"Orange Spot is a simple amoeboid monocellular creature, not as tough as a virus or even a bacterium.

In these experiments, the monocellular Chlorella were cultivated by adding CO and some minerals.

The Invid began reproducing with monocellular speed, becoming a teeming horde that daunted even the Masters.

In this monocellular phase, the Myxogastria consume bacteria and fungus spores, and probably dissolved substances, and they reproduce through simple cell division.

The pictures of the fossils of monocellular algae in this USGS figure were taken with a scanning electron microscope and have been magnified 250 times.

Slime mould, a monocellular being that lives on rotting leaves and does not possess a brain, may not be the obvious subject of scientific research in relation to intelligence.

Although they are monocellular, they can reach immense widths and weights: in extreme cases they can be up to one metre across and weigh up to 20 kilograms.

In August 2010, Ozawa expressed admiration for American democracy and praised Americans for electing Barack Obama as President, but he also labeled Americans as "monocellular" and "simple-minded".

There is also a possiðbility that semiorganic life of a "monocellular" nature will have arisen in symbiosis either with the silicon layers or their associated "doping" layðers, producing- Dairine sat there and began to tremble.

If only he could share it with someone . . . Not long ago, on the first sterile sea planet where Jess had distributed the living water beings, there had not been even the rudiments of monocellular life.

And nowadays models shows monocellular populations surviving LHB and even heaver bombardment rates, procreating and dispersing faster than local sterilization events can do away with them, with refuges km's down the crust to boot.

Rana catesbiana and Rana nigromaculata have mast cells found in the lymphatics of the tongue these are round and in the monocellular layer of the lymphatic walls either as close adhesion or in contact with cytoplasmic process.