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The world is full of microscopic creatures. But who would have thought that we needed these tiny creatures to digest the food in our bodies or make the oxygen we need to breathe? Get out your microscope, and get ready to examine the microorganisms we can’t live without.
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Gut Bugs, Dust Mites, and Other Microorganisms You Can't Live Without - Mark Weakland
Nasty (but Useful!) Science: Gut Bugs, Dust Mites, and Other Microorganisms You Can’t Live Without by Mark Andrew Weakland
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cover
Title Page
Mighty Microbes
Gut Bugs
Zoo in Your Mouth
Smelly Skin
Face the Facts
Bugs in Bed
Medicinal Microbes
Creatures in the Kitchen
Heroes of the World
The Power of Microorganisms
Glossary
Read More
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Copyright
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MIGHTY MICROBES
They flavor Swiss cheese. They eat up dead animals. They make armpits stink. What are they? They’re microorganisms!
Microorganisms are tiny, living creatures. Micro means invisible to the eye. An organism is a living thing. Put the words together,
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