macrobes

macrobes are defined as organisms large enough to be seen with the naked eye.

unlike microbes, macrobes play a visible role in the ecosystem's structure.

scientists study deep-sea macrobes to understand life under extreme pressure.

the soil sample contained various macrobes such as insects and earthworms.

c.s. lewis used the term macrobes to describe malevolent spiritual beings.

filtering the water allowed the researchers to separate macrobes from plankton.

the study of macrobes often overlaps with general zoology and botany.

marine biologists classify macrobes by their size and feeding habits.

environmental changes significantly impact the population of local macrobes.

he wrote a thesis on the evolution of filter-feeding macrobes.

distinguishing macrobes from microorganisms is the first step in classification.

these rare macrobes have adapted to survive in total darkness.