Mustafa Yucel(@mustyucel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Re-discovering a after 20yr: Broken Spur vent field absolutely amazed us with the high biomass of swarming shrimps and bottom-attached . Distinct , too, indicating more free sulfide for

Re-discovering a #deepsea #ecosystem after 20yr: Broken Spur #hydrothermal vent field absolutely amazed us with the high biomass of swarming shrimps and bottom-attached #anemones . Distinct #chemistry, too, indicating more free sulfide for #chemosynthesis  #Atlantic #Ocean
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charli xcx china bar(@bluntsjoy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

bts career was built on generating parasocial relationships and emotional codependency at the expense of fans, marketing mental health awareness, while profiting from real people's feelings, as they hope ur 'self-love' was only reflected the more money they took from ur pockets

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Emilie J. Skoog(@Skoogbacter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Merry chemosynthesis from the Huber Lab! No vent enthusiasts (or people) I'd rather decorate with! And yes, there is marine snow and a whale fall. Yes, we have a ciliate with an FLP, pipette tip box decor, and Riftia made with holly. And yes, this is the coolest fireplace ever.

Merry chemosynthesis from the Huber Lab! No vent enthusiasts (or people) I'd rather decorate with! And yes, there is marine snow and a whale fall. Yes, we have a ciliate with an FLP, pipette tip box decor, and Riftia made with holly. And yes, this is the coolest fireplace ever.
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12 Vultures In A Trenchcoat(@AshKeith4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Euan Yours Men have no holes. They get their nutrients from bacteria that penetrate their skin when they are larvae and then use a form of chemosynthesis to keep themselves alive into adulthood, like deep sea tube worms.

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joni 🦋(@JDansant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Exotic biological communities exist around the vents not dependent on photosynthesis from the sun but rather on chemosynthesis by sulfur-fixing bacteria. Some deep vents occur at depths of 3.1 miles in the Cayman Trench in Caribbean. Vents can be 100s of degrees in temperature

Exotic biological communities exist around the vents not dependent on photosynthesis from the sun but rather on chemosynthesis by sulfur-fixing bacteria. Some deep vents occur at depths of 3.1 miles in the Cayman Trench in Caribbean. Vents can be 100s of degrees in temperature
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Tay⁷(oscar campaign manager)(@onplanetmercury) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Exactly the psychological damage that the pharmaceutical industry is implementing on the ingenious era of technological growth is atrocious with how it effects the mitochondrion sociobiology youth and their chemosynthesis pahoehoe developing brains

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CNS Pharma(@cns_pharma) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are developing anti-cancer drug candidates for the treatment of primary and metastatic brain and CNS cancers. bit.ly/3npZn3X

$CNSP

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Burns_Brendan(@BurnsBrendan2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Check out this great work coming out of the Belinda Ferrari lab. Driven by Dr Angelique Ray everything you needed to know about atmospheric chemosynthesis at the poles...⛄️ UNSW Science frontiersin.org/article/10.338…

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Nɪɢʜᴛ Exᴄɪsɪᴏɴ🔪(@NightExcision) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Rawarwar From a Wired article I found this: Chemosynthesis. That’s a five-dollar word meaning the snail isn’t eating food, but instead relying on bacteria for sustenance.

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Science guy🧪🔬👨🏾‍🔬(@this_is_zel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Inside its oesophagus (fancy word for throat) lies a gland that contains a bunch of bacteria that appears to make food for it through what is known as chemosynthesis; they grab chemicals coming from the hydrothermal vents and convert them into nutrients for the snail.

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Jessica Light(@je_light) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Although deep, the waters around hydrothermal vents are warm. Countless microorganisms such as bacteria live near these vents, obtaining nutrients & energy from methane & hydrogen sulfide by using chemosynthesis to change methane gas to glucose

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+6 252+ Atk Teeth vs. -6 0 HP/0- Def Human Flesh(@hyenapple) 's Twitter Profile Photo

its so fun to tweet honestly. what if mulder and scully were microbes performing chemosynthesis fueled by the lipids of whale bones

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Bluesphere Carbon(@BluesphereHQ) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What are the Carbon Markets?
1 Carbon Credit = a digital certificate proving a company or an environmental project prevented the emission (pollution) of 1 ton of CO2eq (carbon dioxide)

What are the Carbon Markets?
1 Carbon Credit = a digital certificate proving a company or an environmental project prevented the emission (pollution) of 1 ton of CO2eq (carbon dioxide)
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Emmelie(@em_borealis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Well said M. Smelror nguweb via Geoforskning.no 'Scientific communication & is an important part of all research' For me, this was a fun way trying to increase knowledge of my scientific field UiT | University of Tromsø bit.ly/2sGrxvx

Well said M. Smelror @nguweb via @geoforskning 'Scientific communication & #outreach is an important part of all research' For me, this was a fun way trying to increase knowledge of my scientific field @UiTromso #chemosynthesis #methane #coldseep #Arctic  bit.ly/2sGrxvx
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Donato Giovannelli(@d_giovannelli) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A great passage in the postface of a chapter on chemosynthesis in the Mediterranean Sea by Marco Taviani. I find it thought-provoking and entertaining at the same time...
If you have never read the chapter you can find it here!
link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…

A great passage in the postface of a chapter on #DeepSea chemosynthesis in the Mediterranean Sea by Marco Taviani. I find it thought-provoking and entertaining at the same time... #extremophiles 
If you have never read the chapter you can find it here!
link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…
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Leo Richards (Natural World Facts)(@naturalwfacts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've created a film about the partially chemosynthetic deep-sea communities that gather at food-falls, from sunken whale carcasses to the wooden hulls of shipwrecks. In the depths, very little goes to waste! Part 3 in the Chemosynthesis miniseries. youtu.be/rLGOtKHy06o

I've created a film about the partially chemosynthetic deep-sea communities that gather at food-falls, from sunken whale carcasses to the wooden hulls of shipwrecks. In the depths, very little goes to waste! Part 3 in the Chemosynthesis miniseries. youtu.be/rLGOtKHy06o
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Heidi Ragsdale(@STEMisMyFuture) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Spending time with Oceanographer Sarah Seabrook and @ebtsoyp to understand ocean thermal methane Seeps, ocean energy, thermal changes, light energy, biodiversity, chemosynthesis, extremeophiles, planetary connections and more! PBL

Spending time with Oceanographer @SarahASeabrook and @ebtsoyp to understand ocean thermal methane Seeps, ocean energy, thermal changes, light energy, biodiversity, chemosynthesis, extremeophiles, planetary connections and more! #WMSSTEMGJ @PBL #mappingouroceans #methane #STEM
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TheWaddells74(@waddells74) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This looks like “Lamellibrachia “fossil..tube worms live near deep sea cold seeps , they use chemosynthesis to make glucose where oil and methane leak out the sea floor for their food as there is no sunlight down there.....TheWaddells74

This looks like “Lamellibrachia “fossil..tube worms live near deep sea cold seeps , they use chemosynthesis to make glucose where oil and methane leak out the sea floor for their food as there is no sunlight down there.....@waddells74
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