Protozoa: Definition & Types of Microbes - Microbiology | Lecturio

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- Protozoa
- What is a microbe?
- Definition of protozoa
- Microbes are ancient
- Geologic eras
- Microbes on the tree of life
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I didn’t know that microbes have been around for 3.5 billion years and humans have only been here for about 150,000 years, the time difference is astounding.

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From the video i understand nicely

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[@user-po1ng5xt6i]

sir, but I want to now more specific definition of protozoa..😥

[@liammoore6635]

I need help trying to determine what a Micro is. I found it on a piece of lettuce and I just don't know what it is.

[@geethakonanki3288]

Micro means very small potentially cannot be seen through naked eye

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its very nicely made. thank you.

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[@studygodsword5937]

@@lecturiomedical Did you know that life requires 470 proteins in the simplest life form ? WHERE DID ALL THOSE DIFFERENT PROTEINS COME FROM BEFORE THE FIRST LIFE ? (more than 2000 proteins in mammals !)
they ALSO, *BEFORE THEY DETERIORATE'* have to form the *8 MINIMAL PARTS* for a cell, and the *10 FUNCTIONS NECESSARY !*

[@studygodsword5937]

@@lecturiomedical What is the chance of proteins randomly lining up in a way that would make life possible ?
What is the chance of proteins randomly lining up in concentrations necessary for life ??
THE ANSWER IS ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE, ON BOTH QUESTIONS !

[@studygodsword5937]

@@lecturiomedical consider all these proteins need to come together in an area the size of a very sharp pin point !
The proteins would also have to be in concentrations high enough, to *form,* *sustain* *and* *replicate life !*
how is that done, WITHOUT A CREATOR ? *IT ISN'T !*
*A CREATOR IS REQUIRED !* *GOD !*

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Chapter of All microbiology

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Thank you.

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[@HerTheOneAndOnly]

Quick Question: How can a plant be photosynthetic and not make oxygen?

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cause it's not a plant.

[@geethakonanki3288]

At night time no sunlight reaches so the plant is photosynthetic but it lets out carbondioxide and breathes in oxygen

[@shreyasingh4171]

It wasn't a plant but a bacteria. Also, oxygen wasn't present in free form; it could only be found fused with hydrogen (H2O). Life didn't depend on oxygen since it wasn't available. So yes, it was photosynthetic but didn't produce oxygen.

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Explained how algreua reached the mouth and skin .

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