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What can protect bacteria from harsh conditions for millions of years?
What can protect bacteria from harsh conditions for even millions of years?
What was limestone called millions of years ago?
Nothing. While limestone existed millions of years ago there were no people to give it a name.
Who was born in bce?
Millions and millions of people. All the people that ever were except those that were born less than 2011 years ago. People have been around for tens of thousands of years.
What do people call dead animals from millions of years ago?
These are known as fossils.
Why was ancient Rome continuously ruled by kings for 240 years?
The kings established themselves there an managed to hold power - accepted by the people who needed their leadership to protect them from the surrounding hostile and predatory peoples.
What does the geologic timescale encompass- tens of millions or hundreds of millions of years?
Hundreds of millions of years
How many people went to watch Macbeth?
We do not have records of the millions of performances of this play which have been given over the last 400 years, and still less of the hundreds of millions of people who have gone to a theatre to watch it.
Why was the Hundred Years War a cause of protestant reformation?
It led people to identify themselves by nationality.
Why will fossil fuels run out in 150 years?
cuz people are stupid and it takes millions of years for it to come back
Is there an alpha shark?
yes its the megalodon but people say they died out millions of years ago
What made Jupiter?
Jupiter was made millions of years ago It was made when there were none people
What can protect bacteria from harsh conditions for even millions of years?
Spores are protective structures formed by certain bacteria that can withstand harsh conditions such as extreme temperatures, lack of water, and exposure to chemicals. Spores have a tough outer covering that shields the bacteria's genetic material and allows them to remain dormant until conditions improve. This resilience enables spore-forming bacteria to survive for long periods, even millions of years, in hostile environments.
