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   Hundreds of small cells in long chains and 2 instances of long, thin debris obtained from the Turtle Pond at Caltech. 7:30, 4/8/19 at Broad 200. What are the small cells observed? I could find out with a more powerful microscope. #caltechbi1
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Turtle Pond Water

Black Hair sample

Saliva with debris

Red Flower Petal

Purple Flower Petal from Caltech

Paper fibers

Orange peel

Sugar crystals from vitamins

Yellow Flower Petal from Caltech

Dandelion seeds from Caltech

Dry Skin Cells

Pollen Sample from Caltech

Turtle Pond Water

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