Sofia Kwok

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 This is an image of the bacterial sample of a sample of pond water from the lily pad pond. This picture was taken through a foldoscope. This sample was obtained at 6:50pm on 4/8/19, and was obtained through sticking falcon tube into pond. Some questions I have about my image is whether the organisms present are all multicellular, or whether there are also unicellular organisms present. This could be answered by taking more samples of the pond water and looking closely at multiple samples with a higher-magnification microscope to determine if there are any unicellular organisms present. #caltechbi1
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