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1 paste photo here Name: Diatom Classification (group): Algae Pond Micro-organism Description Average Size: <0.5mm Movement: slow gliding movement What causes movement: Other: brownish, cell wall is silica and has 2 parts. Lives alone or in a colony. http://www.microscopy- uk.org.uk/index.html?http://www.microscop y-uk.org.uk/pond/index.html Slide created by Jane Cameron Magnifcation: 100x

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5 BenchmarkPond Life Project Standards Slides are complete. Screen shots are clear, focussed & micro-organisms are identifiable L.2.8A.7a Identify common unicellular organisms in diagrams, photographic and/or microscopic slides When you are finished, print ONLY your own slides. Print as handouts with 2 slides to a page and backed.

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