Chalk - If you put chalk under a powerful microscope—white cliffs of Dover type of chalk, not the modern blackboard variety—you will see something like this. Because it's not just a rock.
Emma Hollen on X: "These are some of the things you might see if you put a speck of natural chalk in an electron microscope: the shells and skeletons of diatoms, radiolarians,
Roscoff Culture Collection | Marine Microalgae, Macroalgae, Protists, Bacteria and Viruses
Bryozoans in the English Chalk – Deposits Mag
Scanning electron micrographs
Out of the Ocean | Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces
Axopodorhabdus albianus, coccolith available as Framed Prints, Photos, Wall Art and Photo Gifts
NaturePlus: Curator of Micropalaeontology's blog : 2013 : November
Department of Earth Sciences » Research Spotlight: Tackling Ocean Acidification
Chalk under a microscope......if you ever wonder why i like using chalks to make pigments just look!
Lime and Clay under a Microscope
Microscopic Architecture — Steemit
Objects under an Electron microscope! - YouTube
McAuley Group
Coccolithophores scanning electron microscope of Emiliania… | Flickr
Coccolithophore cells covered with calcium carbonate (chalk) scales. Progress in understanding the unique physiology of these globally important organisms will help us to understand how they may respond to changing ocean chemistry.
Chalk, SEM - Stock Image - C043/7639 - Science Photo Library
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Electron Microscopy: plankton biologist discovers new toy | Words in mOcean
Shower Thoughts on X: "Get a tiny speck of chalk (Calcium Carbonate), put it in an electron microscope, and this is what you'll see. http://t.co/I4V2ALMVnc" / X
Chalk Under A Microscope : r/interestingasfuck
Chalk! – Ceramic Action
Scanning electron microscope (SEM) images of the main groups of... | Download Scientific Diagram
Microscopic chalk discs in oceans play a key role in Earth's carbon cycle by propagating viruses
