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Yes, but the first paper has images of daughter cells in various stages of reproduction. Bit hard to get a piece of rock to do that, no?
by kranner 16y ago
Yes, but the first paper has images of daughter cells in various stages of reproduction.
Bit hard to get a piece of rock to do that, no?
- jacquesm 16y agoI don't see a daughter cell in various stages of reproduction, I see different 'cells', and I'm not sure at all if they're cells or not. They could be dead single celled organisms with some kind of outer coating. A time-lapse series of the same cells from the first image would be conclusive evidence, that can't be too hard to make, a magnification of 1,000 is well within the abilities of oil immersion objective: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Xk_piPBnwY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Xk_piPBnwY