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organism

[awr-guh-niz-uhm] / ˈɔr gəˌnɪz əm /


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Over time, these tiny organisms reshaped the planet in enormous ways, including helping fill the atmosphere with oxygen and creating structures as durable as coral reefs.

From Science Daily

This is because chemicals are designed to target specific organisms or processes, for example insecticides should target insects.

From Science Daily

Despite their importance, salutogenic microbes, meaning those that support health, and beneficial biochemical compounds have received far less attention than disease-causing organisms.

From Science Daily

They are closely examining whether the small fragments left behind after plastic breakdown pose any risk to living organisms or ecosystems, ensuring safety across the entire life cycle of the material.

From Science Daily

Crick and Watson had found the mechanism, long sought after, by which genetic information builds an organism.

From The Wall Street Journal