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Chemosynthetic bacteria grow into a thick mat which attracts amphipods and copepods that graze on the bacteria directly. Larger animals such as shrimps, snails, tube worms, crabs, octopuses, and fishes feed on them (and each other). Annelids, pogonophorans, gastropds, crustaceans, large bivalves, vestimentiferan worms, and eyeless shrimp comprise the bulk of the non-microbial organisms.
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Smoking damages the lungs and reduces their ability to efficiently exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide. This leads to lower oxygen levels in the blood of smokers compared to non-smokers. Additionally, smoking can also reduce the number of red blood cells that carry oxygen in the blood.
People can find soil in various colors, including brown, red, yellow, black, and gray. These colors can be influenced by the minerals in the soil, organic matter content, and environmental factors. Soil color can also indicate properties such as fertility, drainage, and composition.
There is no public information available indicating whether Campbell Brown smokes or not.
This phenomenon occurs when hot, mineral-rich fluids from the Earth's crust meet cold seawater, causing the minerals to precipitate and form a dark cloud. These metallic minerals include compounds of iron, copper, zinc, and sulfur, which contribute to the unique ecosystem around hydrothermal vents.
To find underground water in black cotton soil, you can conduct a hydrogeological survey which may involve techniques such as drilling boreholes, using ground-penetrating radar, or employing electrical resistivity methods to map the subsurface structure and identify potential water sources. Consulting with local hydrogeologists or geotechnical engineers would also be beneficial in determining the best approach for locating underground water in black cotton soil.
A black smoker is a hydrothermal vent.... A white smoker is different than a black smoker because its cooler and contains compounds of barium, calcium, and silicon, which are white. Black smoker are hotter and contain iron, sulfide, and when combined that form monosulfide.
Try the base of a "black smoker" (an undersea volcanic vent).
black and yellow
no they are smoker gums
On The Ocean Bottom.
If you're a non-smoker your lungs stay generally pink after death if not greyed out a little, but if your a smoker it'll vary on how heavy is the smoker on the cigarettes
iron sulfide
Depends - If You Are Healthy and not a smoker then it is Red, If You Smoke Then It Is Black.
This will depend on the make of your smoker. Most of them are gas powered although even this can vary. Look online for the make and model of your smoker to find specific information.
The physical makeup of a black smoker is that they have brownish skin while ripping butts.
A black smoker is a underwater vent pipe that vents very hot magma heated saltwater and it grows in height to as much as 20 feet. Even at high temperatures crabs and shrimp live on these smokers.
Black smokers get their color from the mineral deposits that are ejected along with the hot, mineral-rich fluids. These deposits usually contain compounds like sulfides and metals, which contribute to the black coloration.