0 a very small living thing that is only visible using a microscope, for example bacteria. -- mikroorganisma
These results suggest that differences between species have a strong influence on the potential for different microorganisms to be preserved by fossilization.
One could hypothesize the existence of microorganisms that can tolerate this level of sulphuric acid that have not yet been discovered.
Competition between bacterial populations in a community causes a succession of microorganisms and may lead to the dominance of some species.
They include, in fact, both pathogenic and opportunistic microorganisms responsible for various diseases in the host.
Simulation experiments with artificial halite suggested that these microorganisms possibly survived while enclosed in fluid inclusions.
The majority of attempts to isolate microorganisms from such samples have been unsuccessful, showing that most of the fluorescent-stained cells are viable, but non-culturable bacteria.
To examine microbial responses, we inoculated these solutions and wet carbonaceous chondrite meteorites with microorganisms.
Therefore, the microbial loading and subsequent growth of microorganisms during the pretreatment facilitated seed germination.
