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Microfauna (from
Ancient Gr**** mikros 'small' and from
Latin fauna 'animal') are
microscopic animals and
organisms that
exhibit animal-like
qualities and...
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Microfauna are
microscopic or very
small animals (usually
including protozoans and very
small animals such as rotifers). To
qualify as
microfauna, an...
- Protists.
Microbiota with animal-like
characteristics can be
classified as
microfauna. The
terms "Flora" and "Fauna" were
first used by Carl
Linnaeus from Sweden...
- The
Bahariya Formation (also
transcribed as
Baharija Formation) is a
fossiliferous geologic formation dating back to the
early Cenomanian,
which outcrops...
- environments.
While older microfossils have
since been described, the
Gunflint microfauna is a
historic geologic discovery and
remains one of the most
robust and...
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Veternica is a cave
located on
Medvednica mountain in Zagreb, Croatia. At 7,128...
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compacted lawns,
aeration improves soil
drainage and
encourages worms,
microfauna and
microflora which require oxygen. Lawn
aeration involves controlling...
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cystitis Interstitial fauna,
small aquatic invertebrates,
larger than
microfauna but
smaller than
macrofauna Interstitial fluid, a
solution that bathes...
- The
Hartley Mammoth Site is a pre-Clovis
archaeological and
paleontological site in New Mexico.
Preserving the
butchered remains of two
Columbian mammoths...
- protozoa, fish eggs and
various larvae. The
pelagic zone
contains macro- and
microfauna and
myriad zooplankton which drift with the currents. Most of the smallest...
