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Biology, 26.08.2020 02:01 siicklmods4295

An ecologist is studying Dunaliella Salina a single celled algae in a local pond. The con is located near construction site in the Ecologist wants to know what effect if any the construction site is having on the pond as there has been a steady decline in the dunealiella Salina population. In order to complete their study the ecologist would like to examine the organelles inside dunaliella Salina. If they would like to examine the inner structure of the chloroplasts of an already dead dunaliella Salina, What microscope would best suit edfor this task?

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