| Subject: | Any natural microbe recordings? |
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| From: | "Thomas Ashcraft" |
| Date: | Thu Jun 1, 2006 1:45 pm (PDT) |
Does anyone know of any natural sound recordings of microbes? Like algae or bacteria? I believe there are underwater hydrophonic recordings of insects and larvae...but I am talking smaller than that. Thanks for any info in advance. - Thomas A |
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