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X_Digger

(18,585 posts) Fri Mar 28, 2014, 04:40 PM Mar 2014

Touring a drop of algae & cyanobacteria at 400x (photomicrography)

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Touring a drop of algae & cyanobacteria at 400x (photomicrography) (Original Post) X_Digger Mar 2014 OP

That's way back in our family tree. alfredo Mar 2014 #1

Life is wonderful and strange. Blue_In_AK Mar 2014 #2

Ah, the wonders of the microscope. Curmudgeoness Mar 2014 #3

It's all KC Mar 2014 #4

You're quite welcome! X_Digger Mar 2014 #5

alfredo

(60,077 posts)

1. That's way back in our family tree.

Reply to X_Digger (Original post)

Fri Mar 28, 2014, 05:01 PM

Mar 2014

Blue_In_AK

(46,436 posts)

2. Life is wonderful and strange.

Reply to X_Digger (Original post)

Fri Mar 28, 2014, 06:25 PM

Mar 2014

This reminds me why I loved biology so much when I was a kid.

Curmudgeoness

(18,219 posts)

3. Ah, the wonders of the microscope.

Reply to X_Digger (Original post)

Fri Mar 28, 2014, 07:20 PM

Mar 2014

Thanks for posting.

KC

(1,995 posts)

4. It's all

Reply to X_Digger (Original post)

Fri Mar 28, 2014, 07:27 PM

Mar 2014

so fascinating! I used to love looking at things under the microscope in Biology. My dad finally bought me
an inexpensive one just so I could have fun with it.
Thank you for posting it!

X_Digger

(18,585 posts)

5. You're quite welcome!

Reply to KC (Reply #4)

Fri Mar 28, 2014, 07:34 PM

Mar 2014

If you still have it, there's a lot of things to look at around the house. Making a hay infusion is simple and easy, and will yield TONS of critters.

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