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Microecosystem

Microecosystems can exist in locations which are precisely defined by critical environmental factors within small or tiny spaces.

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Microecosystem

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples39
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Microecosystem

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related to Animal gut microecosystems · 17
Microecosystem → Eadie's Oval, Even, Here, Hungate's, In, Interesting, Magnoovum, Many, Masson, Moir, Oscillospira, Quin's Oval, Quinella, Selenomonads, The Rumen, These, This
related to Terrestrial hot-spring microecosystems · 8
Microecosystem → Along, Amoeba, Archaea, Archaebacteria, Hot, Of, Oscillatoria, These
related to Pond microecosystems · 4
Microecosystem → Extremely, Nepenthes, The, These
related to Soil microecosystems · 2
Microecosystem → Because, The

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etc factors water temperature organisms may microecosystems rumen exist defined within soil chemical ecosystems also play important roles small include

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
protozoainstance ofmicroorganisms0.80text
bacteriainstance ofmicroorganisms0.80text
as well as curious incompletely defined organismsinstance ofmicroorganisms0.80text
cowinstance ofusually a ruminant0.80text
sheepinstance ofusually a ruminant0.80text
goat etcinstance ofusually a ruminant0.80text
the rumen there may exist a range of ecological conditionsinstance ofEven within a small closed system0.80text
Archaeainstance ofstarting with thermophilic bacteria0.80text
Microecosystemrelated to Animal gut microecosystemsThese0.60section
Microecosystemrelated to Animal gut microecosystemsIn0.60section
Microecosystemrelated to Animal gut microecosystemsSelenomonads0.60section
Microecosystemrelated to Animal gut microecosystemsQuinella0.60section

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