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A colony of the dental plaque bacterium Corynebacterium matruchotii. (Scott Chimileski/Marine Biological Laboratory)

Bacteria in Your Mouth Reproduce in a Strange, Rare Way, Scientists Discover | ScienceAlert

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Astonishing Rate of Growth in Your Dental Plaque | Cosmos

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Ant Surgeons? Transatlantic Butterflies? Worms That Make Antibiotics? | Slate

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Bdelloid rotifers on a gray background. These rotifers are about a hair's breadth in size. They lay large oval eggs that will hatch into genetic copies of their mother, without needing sex or fertilisation.

Small Animals Acquire Genes from Bacteria that Can Produce Antibiotics

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Regeneration, Ecosystems to Microbes | Community Voices

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The Oceanic Flux Program | UIC Inc.

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A pink berry about 3 mm in diameter. The pink color is from the Thiohalocapsa PSB1 bacterial cells which are held together with a clear exopolymer "goo." Credit: Scott Chimileski

Multicellular Bacteria Evolve Defenses that Resemble the Immune System | The Scientist

May 8, 2024

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