How to pronounce “plankton” in English

Without plankton, there ain't no whales or jellyfish.

of plankton communities there.

Without plankton, the small fish died; without the small fish, the big fish died; without the big fish, everything else in the ocean followed suit.

stimulate plankton blooms that way.

We've revived ancient plankton and then discarded them in the ocean where they start to mimic real plankton.

You need plankton.

How does it impact plankton?

Protococcus is a bacteria plankton, which is a bacteria that is able to go from photosynthesis.

I play Sheldon J Plankton.

This is plankton.

We are getting plankton off of the reef to see which are the interactions of this.

of this plankton project that Colomban will talk to you about it in a while.

So the beauty of plankton, as I said, is that you don't have the 10th orders of magnitude across which life develop.

of a complex system-- plankton.

in this Plankton Planet project.

This is plankton for blind people.

We can look at plankton trawls.

This was a plankton tow.

Allergies or plankton, et cetera.

of plastic to plankton is six to one in these areas.

they feed on plankton but the four species of octuplets we got and the job

So we take these ancient plankton.

There aren't really any plankton feeding squid or octopus.

actually float through the water and catch plankton.

We built up the first global plankton interactome.

And we found that specific plankton communities correlate with carbon export, in particular, with radiolarians, dinoflagellates, and synechococcus is very important-- different species.

So anything with the carbon structure-- plankton, coral reefs, start to dissolve.

The manta ray actually eats plankton.

come 6 21 plus the plankton and that's the center of the Eastern Garbage Patch

And petroleum is largely made of the ancient remains of plankton that have been sequestered and cooked and compressed deep

And these were largely free-floating algae and plankton, which over time-- terrestrial plants are very, very, very new.

I have a finger puppet that's a tiny little Plankton.

almost like a spider's web to catch plankton, to catch little particles and little animals and things in the open ocean.

Does it look more like the snail that eats plankton, or the snail that eats algae, or these things?

We did another one four years in a row fishing plankton, invisible animals.

And so we developed a protocol to sample plankton from viruses to bacteria, to protists, to animals.

So we are now reaching 150 million eukaryotic genes in this plankton.

We have basically extracted a little protocol to collect plankton very easily, and a little kit that allows them to get a little plankton,

And they send us just a galette of plankton to the lab directly.

And that might be because we have bigger plankton that's able to sink further before it's consumed and uses up oxygen.

And the eggs hatch and the larvae float away as plankton and that's it and she never sees them again.

It involved a chemical spill wiping out the world's plankton supply.

Seriously, there’s a lot of plankton in there.

And it breaks down into innumerable particles that then start to mimic real plankton in very bizarre ways.

And the fish and the whales have this wonderful pump that drives the generation of plankton,

I also have an eye patch that is my human interpretation of the one-eye Plankton.

But this discovery of that complicated radula that would have just filtered plankton out of the water has helped a new interpretation arise thinking, like, OK.

Of course, when you fish plankton across the ocean, you fish a lot of plastic.

And so we had different nets and pumps to sample this-- for plankton.