Any contiguous alive physical entity; entity or being that is living; an individual living thing, such as one animal, plant, fungus, or bacterium.
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For example, the construction industry has a negative perception of living organisms.
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Biological properties; the work of very minute living organisms in the soil.
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Lecithin is therefore crucial to the normal functioning of all living organisms.
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As with other living organisms, a certain amount of manure was required.
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Evolution can be studied on the population level only with living organisms.
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The advance could help scientists take high-resolution photographs of tiny living organisms.
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Mercury cannot be degraded and persists in soil, water and living organisms.
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Not being living organisms themselves, they can afford to be very simple.
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They are decidedly the smallest living organisms which our microscopes have revealed.
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This is the true standpoint from which to judge all living organisms.
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In biology, an organic substance is one that comes from living organisms.
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The early form of certain living organisms, before they are fully developed.
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However, microscopic observation of myelin in living organisms remains a challenge.
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But withal we find the fundamental powers of the living organisms the same.
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The evolution of living organisms is in general a gradual and continuous process.
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However, due to unusual reactivity, second-generation nanoparticles can be hazardous for living organisms.
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