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The Painted DNA Biology Essay
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This is a unique and critical structure that contains the necessary biological institutions to make every living thing unique and related in some way.  The instruction career differentiates between two living beings in the same family by making every one unique form each other though related to members of the same family.
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Aspects of Biology Biology Essay
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The body’s stem cells actively and continually manufacture red blood cells. Each red cell contains an estimated 270 million iron-containing hemoglobin type protein molecules. Each hemoglobin molecule binds with four molecules of oxygen to form oxyhemoglobin which transports the oxygen to all the tissues of the body.
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The Processes of Bacterial Transformation Biology Lab Report
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This is followed by incubating the cells for at least ten minutes on ice. The above procedure is appropriate for this experiment since the E.coli  provides a host into which the foreign DNA can be inserted, means of delivering the DNA into the host cells, and way of identifying and selecting the transformed cells.
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The Causes of Florida Red Tide Biology Essay
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The change of color is attributed to the change of population within the coastal region or dinoflagellates. Red tide is blamed for mass killings of fish and the health impacts on the population in southwest Florida. The blooms along southwest Florida are believed to have become worst because it frequently occurs. 
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Mutation and Polymorphism Biology Essay
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The article provides a background, which precedes its main body that provides explanations of how mutations occur. Mutation and polymorphism are two terminologies that are often used by biologists and appear to share a similar meaning but are slightly differentiated.
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Dog Domestication - History and Biological Development of the Dog Biology Essay
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In our current society, pets, especially dogs have become standard companions for humans. In general, dogs are not only great pets but, they are involved in social community service. For example; dogs work hand in hand with the police in scenarios like drugs and weapon detection and rescue operations.
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Homeostasis and Transport in Animals Biology Essay
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The kidney filters the blood and helps in the elimination of the waste materials from the body. The urinary system consists made up of the kidney, uterus, urinary bladder, and the urethra. Ureters are tubules that transport the urine from the kidney to the urinary bladder. They have smooth muscles that aid in the transportation of the urine.
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History and Role of Human Genome Biology Essay
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The history of biology underwent an alteration a decade ago based on the bold decision to launch a program embedded in research. It characterized a complete genetic set of instructions that regards human beings. The ideology to study the genome captured the imagination of the public due to the manner in which America addressed cancer and AIDS as opposed to its expeditions.
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The Anatomy of Human Digestive System Biology Term Paper
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Digestion starts with the processing of food mechanically in the mouth. Food is crushed and grounded by teeth, the process is called mastication. This increases the surface area that makes it easier for enzymes to break it down further.  Enzymes from the saliva also help to soften the food and break down carbohydrates molecules.
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Oncogenes and Breast Cancer Biology Article
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Cancer is curable in the present epoch if it is diagnosed in the early stages. The article deals with the genetic aspects, the risk factors associated with cancer along with the symptoms diagnosis and management of breast cancer. It is necessary to avoid direct exposure to the carcinogens as they may trigger the conversion of proto-oncogenes to oncogenes. 
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The Opium Poppy Biology Term Paper
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The negative effects of opium poppy include terrorism, wars, international politics, crime, addiction and dependence, health problems, and negative economic issues, and the positive effects include the manufacture of drugs and for homeopathy. In the present day, the cultivation of opium poppy takes place in many countries worldwide.
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Molecular Biology of Sickle Cell Anemia Biology Term Paper
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One of the characteristic symptoms of sickle cell anemia is pain. Sickle cell anemia is found mainly in people belonging to malaria-endemic regions for e.g. Africa. A definitive cure for this debilitating illness is yet to be found and so the treatment given to the patients is still largely symptomatic and supportive.
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Applications in Gene Selection and Cloning Biology Report
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One of the most well-known and controversial uses of information from genetics and molecular biology is recombinant DNA technology. It is the process in which identified DNA sequences or amplicons are inserted into vectors, mostly circular DNA from bacteria, and are transported or inserted into host cells such as bacterial cells. 
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Fast Protein Liquid Chromatography Biology Term Paper
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In most FPLC systems, there are two solvents/ buffers (A, B). There is also a resin that is chosen so that the protein of interest will bind to it by a charge interaction. When the sample and mix of buffer (100% A) and protein are introduced, the protein will bind to the resin first leaving the aqueous state in solvent A. 
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Scientific Description of the Lung Disease Biology Term Paper
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Research conducted by UK scientists on seven patients showed that lung cancer can stay in a silent form for more than 20 years. They investigated smokers, nonsmokers, and ex-smokers. After the first genetic disorder in the lung tissue, the disease can be undetected till a new genetic disorder can provoke rapid growth of cancerous cells.
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Applications of Biotechnology in Food and Agriculture Biology Term Paper
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Traditional biotechnology generally refers to the practices that have been there since the beginning of historical records. Modern biotechnology on the other hand encompasses more recent employment of the knowledge amassed from molecular biology into the art of biotechnology. These include such things as recombinant DNA or genetic engineering. 
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Bioinformatics Workshop Biology Assignment
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As a trans-activator, it plays a role in cell cycle regulation whereby it functions by negatively regulating cell division by controlling the required genes associated with cell division. Cyclin-dependent kinases as an inhibitor are known to be one of the activated genes.
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Health and Social Care: Investigating Disease Biology Coursework
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To ensure sustainability in the healthcare sector, governmental and non-governmental organizations have often come up with strategic programs aimed at disease identification and control. Through such programs, analyses of the causative agents of various infections, and their probable vectors can be determined.
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Chlamydia Pneumoniae Pathogen Biology Term Paper
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Chlamydiae species are intracellular bacteria that affect a wide variety of hosts mainly mammals and birds. Chlamydia pneumonia infects humans but belonging to the chlamydia species, it has similar morphology and common development cycle. Chlamydia pneumonia is structured in two types the infectious, non replicating elementary body (EB) and the noninfectious actively replicating reticulate body (RB).
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Risk Factors for Prostate Cancer Biology Term Paper
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Prostate cancer refers to a form of cancer that develops in the prostate. A large number of prostate cancers develop at a slow pace, although some can develop at a relatively rapid pace. Cancer cells at times spread to various body parts, especially lymph nodes and bones after developing in the prostate. Initially, prostate cancer indicates no symptoms.
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Recirculating Aquaculture Systems for E Coioides in Arid Areas Biology Thesis Proposal
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For the purposes of this proposal, this system will be demonstrated effective to foster an environment to grow the E. Coioides species of grouper to between 700 and 800 grams. The steps that are required for this process to work within the desert climate of Saudi Arabia include the removal of solid, ammonia, carbon dioxide, and the impending process of oxygenation. 
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Growth and Survival of Microorganisms in Different Environments Biology Lab Report
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Many bacterial species have the capacity to grow under different environmental conditions. Microbiocidal refers to the capacity of the compound to kill the microbes completely while microbiostatic compounds disrupt the growth of microbes. However, if there is no growth from the sub-culture, then the original treatment resulted in killing all bacterial cells and was therefore microbiocidal in effect.
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Causes of Stomach Ulcer Biology Research Paper
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It infers that the puncture in barrier functions of the stomach, i.e. mucous coating begins the formation of gastric or duodenal ulcers. Consideration of acid, pepsin, food, stress or worrying as the potential cause backside ulcer is proving impertinent. A stomach ulcer is principally caused by H. pylori bacteria.
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Is Global Warming Due to Human Actions Biology Coursework
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Facts and discussion presented in this paper are meant to illuminate the reality of the claim that “with the agricultural and industrial revolution, land-use change, and an increase in greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere, the issue of global warming has regardless strengthened and acts like recycling, energy conservation, and tree plantation can help reduce this.
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The State of Cloned Animals Food in 2050 Biology Coursework
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Although food obtained from cloned animals is quite safe to eat, it has been noticed that cloned animals get sick more often compared to animals that are born naturally. When they get sicker they are likely to receive antibiotics that will appear in the food. These abnormalities raise concern that whether cloning technology should be used for food production or not. 
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Characteristics of Cancer Biology Coursework
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In light of the statistical data brought forward by the various health organizations, it can be ascribed the importance to the fact that the sociological, geographical and social factors play a great role in the large number of deaths caused globally by cancer per year and long-lasting efforts need to be made in order to prevent, manage and cure cancer patients.
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The Process of Meiosis Biology Essay
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Meiosis also known as reduction division is a type of cell division where the cells divide to produce cells containing half the number of chromosomes. This type of cell division constitutes a very important part of sexual reproduction and all eukaryotes reproducing sexually have meiosis as a part of cell division. However, the prokaryotes i.e. the bacteria do not reproduce by meiosis.
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Computer Simulation of Action Potentials in Squid Axon Biology Lab Report
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During the experiment, it was seen that the latency of the response was dependent on the strength of the stimulus, and not on the duration by which the membrane is exposed to the stimulus. However, in contrast to latency, the strength of the action potential was not modified by either strength or duration of the stimulus.
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Theory of Evolution and Evidence for Natural Selection Biology Essay
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By examining these fossils closely, it has been discovered that the greater the age of the fossil, the more is it different from the living beings found today. More recent is a fossil, more is the resemblance to present-day plants or animals. This is perhaps the strongest evidence of evolution.
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Fight Against the Use of Animals for Laboratory Experiments Biology Literature review
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The use of Animal experimentation in its entirety is wrong, with the present availability of alternative methods on conducting product research and research for the development of more advanced drugs that does not involve mass murdering and suffering of animals. National government authorities should be more proactive in fighting for the moral status and the rights of animals.
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Molecular Biology Techniques Biology Assignment
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The Ampicillin resistance gene is a selectable marker. A selectable marker gene is to provide the host containing the plasmid a certain property that is not inherently present in the host. For example, the Ampr gene codes for a protein that makes cells containing this gene resistant to the antibiotic ampicillin. 
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Practice Questions Biology Assignment
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These materials include essentials mineral salts that are actively required for different functions in the cell and waste products for excretion. The lipid bilayer is made up of a thin polar membrane that is also made up of two thin piles of lipid molecules. The lipid layer is the boundary that keeps ions, proteins, and other molecules in relative position to each other.
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The Relationship of Chiropractic With Biology Biology Research Paper
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This paper investigates how chiropractic is related to biology. The evidence from the research reveals that the two fields are closely related, with chiropractic being rooted in biology which deals with the science of living things. This includes the organization of the human body, the systems particularly the nervous system which extends to all the parts of the body, and to human physiology.
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How Animals Mourn Their Dead Mates Biology Coursework
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Animals, just like humans, mourn or grieve at the death of their loved ones, though, the ways they do it may differ. Nonetheless, some of them share grieving techniques with people: for instance, both chimpanzees and humans cry while mourning the death of their species. For animals, the death of their individual is equal to the loss of a non-judgmental love in the family. 
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Biological Aspects of Health & Disease Biology Research Paper
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They are involved in various functions that bring about time limitations. Such personalities have a tendency to speed up psychological and actual tasks with extraordinary psychological and actual performance. These features make for super-achievers and high-powered people. 
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Alcaligenes Faecalis Biology Research Paper
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This paper highlights Alcaligenes faecalis, and investigated its taxonomy, morphology, characteristics, functions and treatments for infection. Alcaligenes faecalis is commonly found in soil, water and wastewater treatment plants; hence the bacteria enriched by the denitrification process of activated sludge.
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Use of the Scanning Electron Microscopy in the Food Industry Biology Term Paper
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Scanning electron microscopy (SEM), as well as other techniques such as energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS), is an effective tool used for the identification and characterization of particulate contamination and foreign body contamination of food. The identification of foreign bodies needs to be rapid and efficient in order to trace the source of contamination.
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Movement of Substances Across the Cell Membrane Biology Assignment
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The main characteristic of the cell membrane that allows for osmosis to occur is that the cell membrane is selectively permeable, meaning that it only allows water molecules to pass through and not the molecules of any other substance. This leads to the term semi-permeable membrane when the cell membrane is being referred to in biological terms.
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Measuring Allelolapathy in Plants Biology Research Paper
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The term allelopathy is used to refer to chemical inhibition of one species by another species. The inhibitory chemical is often released to the environment causing a negative effect on the growth and development of the neighboring plants. The allelopathic chemicals can be found in parts of the plants.
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Development of Effective Clones of Stem Cells of Non-Embryonic Origin Biology Report
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Cloning marking methods, or the methods used for obtaining adult stem cells, have also evolved. In the process of isolating adult stem cells for cloning and therapy, one should identify short-lived transient clones from long-lived stem cell clones. As animals age and as stem cell function declines with age. 
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Applications and Ethics of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology Biology Term Paper
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Microorganisms being a very microscopic organisms, they have an important role to play in the biosphere. Their natural endowment, which includes their size and where they occur, suits them perfectly to fit in the important roles which are discussed in the next section. Their sensitivity to different changes that occur within their environs has been very beneficial to some of the uses of these microorganisms.
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Biology Assignments Biology Assignment
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In experiment B conducted with glucose, it is seen that the lag phase took about five minutes, after which the fermentation process increased for the next 30 minutes. Glucose is a monosaccharide that is easily utilized by yeast in the fermentation process. Unlike other complex sugars, glucose readily begins glycolysis.
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Zuni Salt Lake Biology Research Paper
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The water in the lake strongly affects plant life and ecology in general that occurs in the area. What was most notable about the ecology was the different types of plants that would occur in different parts of the lake on the sides of the walls, due to the salinity level in that part of the lake. Where freshwater flowed in, different vegetation would occur than in another part of the lake. 
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Measuring Allelolapathy in Plants Biology Research Paper
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The term allelopathy is used to refer to chemical inhibition of one species by another species. The inhibitory chemical is often released to the environment causing a negative effect on the growth and development of the neighboring plants. The allelopathic chemicals can be found in parts of the plants. The parts are flowers, leaves, stems or fruits.
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Are Microbes Good or Bad Biology Essay
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The purpose of the work is to find out, whether bacteria are really harmful and beneficial at the same time. Modern investigations testify that our organism is, unfortunately, is far from ideal in terms of defending diseases. Many studies proved that our organism represents a kind of ecosystem full of bacteria, which live first of all in our intestines. 
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Cell Physiology Biology Assignment
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The head is said to be polar while the tail is non-polar. The characteristic is essential in the function of the cell membrane (NCBI 1). The character helps the lipid to show selective permeability. Moreover, the head is exposed to outside while the tail is sandwiched inside the membrane. On the other hand, the molecules are able to move laterally in the membrane.
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Analyzing Protein Biology Research Paper
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Several different concentrations were assayed to determine the effect of enzyme concentration after which dilutions of 1x, 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 10x, and 20x were prepared in spectrophotometer tubes and 1 ml 40mM guaiacol added before mixing the content immediately.
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Moisture and Mold Biology Research Paper
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The growth of molds is mainly supported by the presence of water or moisture. Molds could have adverse effects on humans and animals hence the need for care to prevent their growth, and adopt appropriate eradication approaches when they grow. The worst bit is that it has adverse health effects on anyone who comes into contact with it. 
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Prostate Cancer Biology Coursework
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It is clear that various forms of cancer have affected humans in several ways. Some cancers affect all ages as well as gender. However, prostate cancer has shown to increase virulence depending on age. In fact, it is most common for individuals above the age of 45 to be affected. Moreover, the chances of recovery from treatment reduce with age.
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Marine Biology Biology Literature review
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This plant usually forms long patches, which help fishermen in eliminating predators to fish successfully. According to Durham (2013), this plant forms small patches, especially in undersea. These small-scale patches measured a few millimeters.
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