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drew microscopic life again. the earth is healing
Smooth, wiggly algae going with the flow. If I look at them under a microscope, I'm sure they'll be even flowier and wigglier, right?
May i present to you
Diatoms
And an intruder there in the corner
Fossil diatoms retain their intricately patterned glassy silica shell cases. Called frustules, these may be either rounded or elongated. Living diatoms are single-celled, algae-like protists. They make up much of the plankton in the marine and freshwater food chains. Their shells accumulate by the millions on the seafloor, eventually fossilizing to form a siliceous sedimentary rock called diatomite.
Fossilized silicon skeletons of single celled organisms from Tulane studies in geology and paleontology v.20 (1987). Full text here.
Diatoms. Der Große Brockhaus. vol. 1. 1928.
Synedra — 2. Chaetoceras — 3. Diatoma vulgare — 4. Gomphonema — 5. Asterionella — 6. Meridion — 7. Cymbella — 8. Navicula bipartita
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diatoms from my header. various species