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...microbes in the termite gut, many of which are unidentified because of the tiny size of termites and also due to the challenge of growing them outside of t

Surface water moves downward through unsaturated zones –typically tiny pores and cracks in the soil, sand, or rock, and then reaches a stable wate

...ardiovascular system is intertwined with our entire anatomy. Our gums have tiny blood vessels, automatically linking our mouth to our blood and subsequentl ...alveolar bone. It is commonly known as the gums. The gingival sulcus is a tiny space in between the tooth and the gums. This pocket grows due to inflammat

...ses. This is a group of rare degenerative brain disorders characterized by tiny holes that give the brain a "spongy" appearance. Other similar diseases inc ...the nerves, making its way to the brain, where the CWD begins forming the tiny holes that are stereotypical of TSEs <ref name=ag/><ref name=ah/>. At this

...he most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth, coral reefs. Corals are made up of tiny organisms called polyps. The gathering of thousands of polyps is what creat

...Daniel, van de Peer, Yves, Moreau, Hervé, & Grigoriev, Igor V. (2007) The tiny eukaryote <i>Ostreococcus</i> provides genomic insights into the paradox of ...element predisposing them to the disease, but monogenic cases represent a tiny minority, and an overwhelming proportion of obese people have a polygenic p

In 1954 Maurice C. Shepard described tiny mycoplasmas he found within the human urogenital tract. Denys K. Ford in 19

...mycosis. Once ''Actinomyces'' infects the host, sulfur granules, which are tiny yellow clumps, create a chronic granulomatous infection. The clump is stabi

...ister, C., Chin, S., & Coyte, E. (2016). ''The Bacteria That Make Perfect, Tiny Magnets. YouTube.'' SciShow.]<br>

...References|[2]]]. With the exception of a single endosymbiont possessing a tiny genome, ''B. bacteriovorus'' has the highest density of [http://en.wikipedi

...ike strands in nuclear regions, filamentous bodies and possibly vacuolated tiny organisms in the cytoplasm [1]. ...mpanied by co infections with M. hominis [24]. Since M. hominis is such a tiny organism, it is capable of infecting other microorganisms, in this case, T.

...re areas pierced with the sun’s rays. These skylights are created through tiny openings to the cave and through cracks in the ceiling and walls. The sunl ...fresh air pockets.(18) The most widely found organisms are the midges, or tiny gnats, and the small fish. Predatory invertebrates such as spiders, fungus

...resting thing about ''Tropheryma whipplei'' is the fact that it has such a tiny genome. "Dr Stephen Bentley, who led the team at The Wellcome Trust Sanger

...women. Genital warts can appear to be "small, flat, flesh-colored bumps or tiny, cauliflower-like bumps" [[#References|[4]]]. In some cases, genital warts

...ne by the protein MamK.[8] When working together, the combination of each tiny magnetic dipole enables the magnetosome chain to utilize magnetic cues, rot

...re 1 [[#References|[2]]]. Asexual sporulation results in the inhalation of tiny spores, called conidia. In immunosuppressed patients, these conidia begin t

...ngue [5]. The results of internal hemorrhaging can be seen in the form of tiny red spots (petechiae) or sometimes patches under the skin as well as bloody

Many methods used to find cell sizes tend to be biased towards tiny things, including Prochlorococcus cells. It is estimated that Prochlorococc

...d up by photographs or satellites, as the plastic quickly breaks down into tiny pieces, as a result of extreme exposure to the Sun. <ref name= sixteen/><re

...thumb|This image shows the macroconidia of ''F. oxysporum''. These are the tiny asexual fungal spores that function as its mode of reproduction. [2]]]