Cave Microorganisms

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Uploaded by on Aug 21, 2007

Hazel Barton, Ph.D of Northern Kentucky University explains that microorganisms actually form the basis of nearly all the ecosystems that you will find in a cave.

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  • Zebforaday ,your argument can't be true ,you know why? because there are still starving conditions and still amoeba exists ,why didn't all amoeba evolve

  • this has got to be one of the most beauitufl examples of symbiosis I've ever heard in my life. I wonder if this is how single celled organisms evolved into multicellular organisms - working together in starved evnivroments

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