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What is a minute organism?
Any small organisms such as microbes and other microorganisms. Things like bacterias and certain fungi.
Which is the correct response Minute is to hour as second is to minute millisecond hour?
Minute.
Which is better a 45 minute class or a 90 minute class?
45 minute
What is 400 meters per minute in miles per minute?
400 meters per minute is about 1/4 mile per minute.
Who sings minute by minute?
The doobie brothers
What instrument is used to view a minute organism?
A microscope is used to view minute organisms.
What laboratory tool is used in studying minute organisms?
Microscope.
Where minute organisms live?
The may live anywhere, even in your nails.
Are humans one celled organisms?
Humans are NOT one or single celled organisms. They are made up of millions and billions of cells which are recycled every minute.
What do tiny tiny tiny fish eat?
tiny food. Cabage or flakes
What is a minute organism?
Any small organisms such as microbes and other microorganisms. Things like bacterias and certain fungi.
What is the relationship between pond weed and goldfish?
Goldfish will feed on the algae and minute organisms found around the weeds.
Why are many simple organisms found in the ocean?
Simple organisms are found everywhere. Right this minute, there are untolled billions of bacteria and virusses on your skin, all of which are natural and helpful in contributing to your personal health.
What do fish do in rivers?
Some, like suckers, eat algae and minute organisms. Others, like bass and trout, eat smaller fish and insects.
What are minute eyes?
Minute eyes refer to very small or tiny eyes that are typically found in certain organisms or species that have adapted to low light conditions or very specific environmental niches. These small eyes may have limited visual acuity but are often highly specialized for detecting specific forms of light or movement.
When was Minute by Minute created?
Minute by Minute was created on 1978-12-01.
What is an animalcule?
An animalcule is a term used in the past to refer to tiny microscopic organisms such as protozoa or single-celled algae. These organisms are too small to be seen with the naked eye and are typically found in water or soil.
