Even those PCBs that remain buried for any length of time pose a risk because they are absorbed by tiny organisms that eventually enter the food chain.
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The Atlantic's tiny organisms are part of a great chain of life and death _ predation _ and humans have become a big part of that chain.
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Reflecting on the recent explosion of microbe studies, Dr . Stakes said the belated understanding of the wide influence of the tiny organisms was a lesson in scientific modesty.
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At midnight, a few night owls in camp paddled out into the thick of night to see bioluminescence, explosions of light emitted by tiny organisms in the water.
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The plan will begin with Mycoplasma genitalium, a tiny organism that lives in the genital tracts of people and may cause or contribute to an inflammation of the urethra.
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In the wild, they feed mainly by sifting tiny organisms ( white sandworms in salt and brackish water, insect larvae in fresh ) out of sand and mud.
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In the late 19th century, Antoine B�champ proposed that tiny organisms he termed " microzymas ", and not cells, are the fundamental building block of life.
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The rich black humus of the Black Belt was built up over millions of years from the remains of the limey shells of tiny organisms in what was once a shallow marine sea.
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Scientists say the latter layer, two to four inches thick, will likely prove important for gaining insights into how tiny organisms and other survivors of the planetary inferno repopulated the seas.
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That causes tiny organisms to be born in great numbers, especially plankton, the building blocks for the marine food chain that supports vast numbers of seabirds, marine mammals and fish.
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