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 These are microorganisms from the turtle pond. Taken on April 8, 2019 at 4:50. Sample was obtained by TA by sinking a falcon tube into the pond. I wonder if all the small round organisms are the same? I could find the answer to this question by research and search up what this microorganism is and the range of sizes they could be and compare them to each other.


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Turtle pond water

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