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نویسندگان: DK
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ISBN (شابک) : 0241412757, 9780241412756
ناشر: DK
سال نشر: 2021
تعداد صفحات: 336
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 130 Mb
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Micro Life: Miracles of the Miniature World Revealed به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
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Explore the everyday miracle of the microscopic world With spectacular macro photography and microscope images, this ebook reveals a hidden, living world full of intricate structures beyond the naked eye. Included are the tiniest insects and spiders, but looking deeper, you will discover truly microscopic creatures - even bacteria and viruses. Earth is home to more microbes, and more different types of microbes, than any other living organism. Bacteria on Earth outweigh humans by 1,100 to 1 and without them, all world ecosystems would collapse. This ebook reveals this vital, unseen realm, but it includes large life-forms too, in extreme close-up, so that you can wonder at the beauty of a pollen grain, a butterfly egg, the spore of a fungus, and the nerve cell of a human. The spectacular imagery in Micro Life exploits cutting-edge technology, such as focus-stacked macro photographs, as well as micrographs (microscope images) including scanning electron micrographs. Illustrations nearby explain the science - from the workings of an insect's eye to how a plant "breathes" through its leaves. The biology builds into a reference on how life works - and how all organisms, however small, solve the basic problems of movement, reproduction, energy, communication, and defence. Micro Life is a beautiful and surprising look at the natural world.
contents introduction scale in the micro world types of living organisms macro life up close getting nourishment solar-powered microbes absorbing light root hairs topping up nitrogen fixing nitrogen bacteria Escherichia coli damaging a host absorbing food Penicillium engulfing prey microbial predator stinging cells feeding on particles connecting mouthparts insect mouthparts blood sucker drinking sap rasping food venomous pincers pre-digesting prey food into the bloodstream living in the gut spinning webs neither animal nor plant eating wood powering the body energy release using oxygen mineral energy fermentation energy poisoned by oxygen gas exchange breathing tubes the gills of insects mammal lungs carrying oxygen circulatory system leaf pores keeping warm sensing and responding sensing the environment antennae sensing taste hearing sound sensory cells in the ear judging distance compound eyes producing colour iridescence producing light colour changers nerve cells coordinating behaviour moving beating hairs Paramecium crawling cells swimming with hairs combs of cilia simple muscles contracting muscles overcoming friction smooth rowing controlling buoyancy tube feet living at the surface backswimmers clinging feet telescopic legs jointed legs catapulting jumping with legs insect wings stabilizing flight tiniest fliers flight feather hitchhiking mites supporting and protecting a cell’s internal skeleton diatoms microscopic shells silica skeletons cellulose armour sponge spicules shedding water chemical defences skeleton on the outside staying hidden echinoderm skeleton shark skin vertebrate skeletons mammal hair cell walls supporting stems leaf surfaces insect stingers irritating hairs stinging hairs internal defence reproducing sabotaging cells coronavirus swarming bacteria asexual reproduction fertilizing an egg fungus reproduction alternating generations sex in flowering plants pollen grains bees hidden pollination boom and bust escaping starvation competing for mates parental care growing and changing colonies of cells cell division developing embryo insect eggs how ferns grow seeds seed germination simple plants growing up as plankton growing in steps long and short lifespans habitats and lifestyles ubiquitous bacteria surviving extremes tardigrades surviving cold hanging on marine plankton copepods pond microorganisms freshwater communities nematodes recycling matter between sand grains forming galls mosquitoes living on skin living in hair gut communities infecting blood cells brain parasites plant-fungus partnership part fungus, part alga photosynthetic helpers glossary index acknowledgments