- A
diatom (Neo-Latin diatoma) is any
member of a
large group comprising several genera of algae,
specifically microalgae,
found in the oceans, waterways...
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Diatomic molecules (from Gr**** di- 'two') are
molecules composed of only two atoms, of the same or
different chemical elements. If a
diatomic molecule...
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layer of
fossilized remains of
microscopic water organism called diatoms.
These diatoms are
mined from
diatomite deposits which are
located along the Earth's...
- 5–2% iron oxide.
Diatomaceous earth consists of the
fossilized remains of
diatoms, a type of hard-s****ed microalgae. It is used as a
filtration aid, mild...
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Craspedodiscus is a
genus of
diatoms in the
family Coscinodiscaceae.
Wikispecies has
information related to Craspedodiscus.
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Brechites is a
genus of
bivalves belonging to the
family Penicillidae. The
species of this
genus are
found in Red Sea,
Malesia and Australia. Species:...
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Diatomic carbon (systematically
named dicarbon and 1λ2,2λ2-ethene), is a green,
gaseous inorganic chemical with the
chemical formula C=C (also written...
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Diatoms belong to a
large group called the heterokonts,
which include both
autotrophs such as
golden algae and kelp; and
heterotrophs such as
water moulds...
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Actinocyclus is a
genus of
diatoms in the
family Hemidiscaceae. In 2006, a
study was
carried out
which included finding traces of
extinct Actinocylidae...
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Horizontal gene
transmission within Diatom viruses occurs when a
Diatom virus infects a
Diatom and then
spreads to
other Diatoms via
direct contact or through...
