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 Water taken from on-campus Stanford Residence
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 In this image, you can see three distinct darker circles.  While the photo may have been blurry, those three circles were little organisms that were squirming around under the microscope.  The sample is a small sample of water taken from a tap in an on-campus residence in the east section of Stanford’s campus.
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