Title
Preview
Description
Expanding reefs are a springboard for life in the oceans. Some bacterioplankton and algae, floating in the upper layers of Earth's oceans, become primary producers (photosynthesizers that make their own food) for expanding life. As they did in the shallows of early Earth, these microbes evolve a myriad of independent and interacting life styles.
Date Created
1997
Holding Institution
University of Montana--Missoula. Environmental Studies Program
Rights Statement
Rights Holder
© 1997 Stiftung Drittes Millennium
Item Type
Exhibit
Digital File Format
image/jpeg
Media Type
Text; Image
Digital Image Number
30_wtt_file02_20-39.jpg
Recommended Citation
Liebes, Sid; Mittelstadt, Laurie; Waugh, Barbara; and Brynes, Lois, "Panel 30: Off To Sea" (1997). A Walk Through Time - From Stardust To Us. 30.
https://scholarworks.umt.edu/awalkthroughtime/30
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