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What is the smallest bacteria on earth?
The smallest bacteria on Earth are known as Mycoplasma genitalium, which have a diameter of about 200-300 nanometers. They are known for their lack of a cell wall, making them smaller than other typical bacteria.
How do you make worm on Doodle God?
Earth + plankton or earth + bacteria I forget it is one of those
Where did earth's early organisms live?
Although its a paradox to believe anything beyond the time of known history evidence suggests that life started in water like habitats. But the organisms radically changed the planets water habitats so much that those early habitats no longer exist. Evidence is based on sampling the current environment and suggesting the theory now commonly accepted as the description of prehistory.
How do the cells of the bacteria differ from those of eukaryotes?
Bacteria are prokaryotes.
What is the main difference between the pace of evolution of the alien life forms and those native to earth?
On Mars, the most advanced life form (if there is any) would be bacteria, whilst on earth mammals are the most advanced.
What is fungi and bacteria?
Those ARE the names of the kingdoms.
How do floods change habitats?
it can tear up buildings houses cars beaches landforms. and those things are important to the human habitats. and, if can put lives in danger.
What are some ways habitats can differ?
habitats can differ in temperature, moisture, and many other ways. if you look at any 2 places on earth, and ask how they're different. Every way they are different is a difference between those two habitats.
What is cerbatia unscrambled?
Those letters spell bacteria.
What kingdoms is fungi and bacteria?
Those ARE the names of the kingdoms.
How do floods change human habitats?
it can tear up buildings houses cars beaches landforms. and those things are important to the human habitats. and, if can put lives in danger.
Why is the temperature in the inner part of the earth very high?
Radioactive decay heating. The heavy isotopes settled toward the center of the earth early in its formation and many of those isotopes are radioactive, their decay produces heat.
