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 Monday, April 8, 5:30 PM, Broad 200
 
 Water from Millikan Pond, Caltech.
 
 Ananth Malladi, Section 4
 
 1. The clear circular figures interspersed throughout this image are bacteria. We can tell these are bacteria since they are transparent. This is because of the difference in refractive indices between bacteria and water. However, bacteria in a colony will not appear colorless.
 
 Therefore, the domain of the organism on this slide is bacteria.
 
 
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Bacteria from Millikan Pond

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