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 This is a picture of a water sample from the turtle pond. This picture was obtained using a Foldscope and phone flashlight. The domain of an organism in the photo, the round dark organisms seen, is bacteria because they are spherical and transparent.


 Time: 4:50 pm, 4/8/19, Place: Turtle Pond, How: sticking falcon tube into pond


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Turtle Pond Water Sample

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