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1. Bioluminescent creatures are found throughout marine habitats, from the ocean surface to the deep seafloor
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2. The light emitted by a Bioluminescent organism is produced by energy released from chemical reactions occurring inside (or ejected by) the organism.
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3. Bioluminescent organisms aided in the sinking of the last German U-boat during World War One, in November 1918
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4. The submarine is reported to have sailed through a Bioluminescent bloom, leaving a
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5. Newsmax White House correspondent Emerald Robinson on Monday night tweeted out the utterly batshit claim that COVID-19 vaccines contain a “Bioluminescent marker” named after Lucifer “so …
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6. (KABC) -- The neon blue Bioluminescent waves are back in Newport Beach
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7. Essay Bioluminescence in Fungi INTRODUCTION What is Bioluminescence? The current paper main focus is on Bioluminescent Fungi but the basic features of bioluminescence discussed are common to all Bioluminescent organisms
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8. In some cases, animals take in bacteria or other Bioluminescent creatures to gain the ability to light up.
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9. All Bioluminescent organisms use a reaction between an enzyme and a substrate to make light, but different species use different chemicals in the process, suggesting that the ability to make light may have evolved independently many times
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10. The Bioluminescent bay at La Parguera, located in Lajas at the southwestern corner of Puerto Rico, is the only one where motorboats can come in and out
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11. Bioluminescent synonyms, Bioluminescent pronunciation, Bioluminescent translation, English dictionary definition of Bioluminescent
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12. LOS ANGELES - It was a stunning sight in Marina del Rey as neon blue Bioluminescent waves lit up the South Bay coast
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13. Bioluminescent ocean animals decorative tray, resin ocean art, Dolphin ocean art
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14. In Puerto Rico you can find three Bioluminescent bays
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15. If you have never experienced putting your hand in water and it lighting up, then you have to visit the Bioluminescent Bay Puerto Rico.
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16. The Bioluminescent blackbelly lanternshark, as seen from a view beneath the animal
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17. These bugs are not Bioluminescent—but other than that, many species look a lot like fireflies; so much so that they are sometimes referred to as “false firefly beetles.” There are many species, and some have very obvious sexual dimorphism—in Selasia unicolor, an African species of Drilidae, the female is ten times bigger than the male.
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18. Bioluminescent organisms can produce their own light
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19. Discover the Bioluminescent waters of Laguna Grande with the original kayak tour outfitter since 1997
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20. Bioluminescent waves in San Diego are the kind of natural phenomena that people spend thousands of dollars and travel the world to see, so don’t under-appreciate just how lucky you are to get the chance to visit a Bioluminescent beach in San Diego
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21. Bioluminescent creatures emit and produce their own light, whereas fluorescence is the emission of light by a substance—not always living—that has absorbed light or other radiation of a different wavelength
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22. Aristotle wrote of Bioluminescent creatures in De Anima and other writings
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23. Bodies of water where Bioluminescent dinoflagellates bloom are popular tourist attractions in …
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24. Bioluminescent, book 1 of the Mimics series, is a book I picked up through Kindle Unlimited
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25. Bioluminescent Mushroom Grain Spawn, Panellus Stipticus Bioluminescent Mushroom Grain Spawn, Panellus Stipticus HoustonFrogs 5 out of 5 stars (447) $ 19.99
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26. Bioluminescent mushroom hunters, beware, though
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27. The Bioluminescent glow from its light organ is directed downward and adjusted to match the intensity of light from the moon and stars, eliminating the squid’s shadow and masking its silhouette
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28. Bioluminescent plankton don’t glow all of the time
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29. Bioluminescence is particularly predominant in the marine environment, in members of planktonic bacteria and protozoa, many invertebrates, and vertebrates with specialized light producing organs that harbor symbiotic Bioluminescent bacteria (reviewed by []).
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30. Puerto Rico's Bioluminescent bays are a sight to see
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31. One of the most notable that we have visited is Puerto Rico's amazing glowing Bioluminescent bays.
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32. But Fiona Benson’s Bioluminescent Baby has hijacked me
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33. Bioluminescent Plankton (Dinoflagellates) – This type of bioluminescence covers the water so it glows an other-worldly blue or green color when your paddle, hands or kayak disturb it
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34. Bioluminescent Dinoflagellates, Living
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35. Blue Bioluminescent waves showed up in Newport Beach on Oct
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36. The Bioluminescent Bio-Orb is an interactive night light, air purifier, object d'art, conversation starter and science lesson all in one classic glass sphere
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37. The Bioluminescent Bio-Orb is a glass micro-aquarium filled with Bioluminescent plant-plankton (algae).
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Bioluminescence plays a vital role in the survival of the deep sea animals. With the fainting light which is filtered from the top of the sea, bioluminescence helps marine organisms to blend easily with the surface of the seabed. This helps them in concealing from the predators which are generally above them.
Definition of bioluminescence. : the emission of light from living organisms (such as fireflies, dinoflagellates, and bacteria) as the result of internal, typically oxidative chemical reactions also : the light so produced.
There are a variety of uses for bioluminescence in nature. Some organisms use it as a defense mechanism to surprise or distract predators. The emission of light also serves as a means of camouflage for some animals and as a means to make potential predators more visible.
Bioluminescence is used by a variety of animals to mimic other species. Many species of deep sea fish such as the anglerfish and dragonfish make use of aggressive mimicry to attract prey.