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July 30, 2014 July 30, 2014/ J. Harry Caufield
Today I learned about Merisopedia, a genus of cyanobacteria. Species in this genus grow in rectangular grids. They look like this:
Well-regimented. From Photomicrographs of the freshwater algae Vol. 2 by Yamagishi and Akiyama, 1984.
Merisopedia species can be found all over the planet, including the Amazon, China, and Nigeria.
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J. Harry Caufield

Harry Caufield is a researcher at UCLA developing ways to better understand biomedical text and literature as a data resource. He is interested in information extraction, natural language processing, machine learning, protein-protein interactions, cardiovascular health, and the microbial world. He also appreciates computational creativity and generative methods.

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