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Single-Celled Organisms

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Introduction
Welcome4m
What are Micro-Organisms?5m
Bacteria
What is Bacteria? [Off-site link]2m
Good vs. Bad Bacteria2m
Bacteria Shape and Motion 4m
Viruses
Are Viruses Alive?3m
Khan Academy: Viruses23m
The Difference Between Bacteria and Viruses3m
Protists
Protozoa, Algae and Fungus-like Protists1m
Life in Water4m
Photosynthetic Protists4m
Irreducible Complexity
Cellular Complexity and Bacterial Flagellum7m
Irreducible Complexity 15m
Irreducible Complexity 27m
Bacteria are Only Ever Bacteria2m
Projects
Draw Bacteria1m
Growing Bacteria3m
Home-made Petri Dishes4m

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We've noticed what seems to be an early emergence of a variety of insects this spring including butterflies, assorted beetles, and even dragonflies. Hotter than normal early May temps brought early and short lived blooms as well. #butterfly
Coluber constrictor mormon; western yellow-bellied racer. #herpetology #snake #coluberconstrictor
Yellow-bellied (western) racer, Kendrick, Idaho. Caught by Dave Hartley.
Great season Moscow Rugby Club! #moscowrugby
You hardworking parents out there have been asking for it, so here it is, a camp for you! Birding 101 with your truly June 19-21. Fifteen hours of field time in diverse Palouse habitats! Message me for registration info!
Good time with the whole family and Uncle Jimmy, who received his first ever rickroll. 😀

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