- invertebrates, as well as in some fungi,
microorganisms including some
bioluminescent bacteria,
dinoflagellates and
terrestrial arthropods such as fireflies...
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Bioluminescent bacteria are light-producing
bacteria that are
predominantly present in sea water,
marine sediments, the
surface of
decomposing fish and...
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Bioluminescence is the
production of
light by
living organisms. This list of
bioluminescent organisms is
organized by the environment,
covering terrestrial, marine...
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belonging to the
order Xylariales (with
extremely faint light). All
known bioluminescent Agaricales are mushroom-forming, white-spored
agarics that
belong to...
- The
Puerto Mosquito Bioluminescent Bay (Spanish: Bahía
bioluminiscente de
Puerto Mosquito), or
Mosquito Bio Bay, is a bay in the
island of
Vieques famous...
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luminous bacteria colonize organic matter sinking along the
water column.
Bioluminescent bacteria colonising fecal pellets and
particles influence zooplankton...
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Finnish language List of
bioluminescent fungi Will-o'-the-wisp "Congo". Africa.
January 16, 2013. BBC One. "Foxfire:
Bioluminescent Fungi". inamidst.com....
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modified dorsal spine—the "fishing rod"—and the
latter being the bulbous,
bioluminescent "fishing lure". The esca is
simple in
black seadevils (with
either a...
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islands of Raa Atoll, Maldives.
Famous for the
bioluminescent plankton (Redhan), an
annual bioluminescent phenomenon known as "The Sea of Stars" is visible...
- gnats. Four
families of
beetles are
bioluminescent. The
wingless larviform females and
larvae of
these bioluminescent species are
usually known as "glowworms"...
