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Secrets of Antarctic superglue Feb 14 2008


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Single-celled ocean organisms build sophisticated shells using a super-effective underwater adhesive – and absorb carbon in the process.

Tags: adhesive, antarctic, carbon, foodchain, foram, foraminifera, glue, ocean, organism, sam bowser, sand, single-cell, superglue

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