Environmental microbiology-what are rafts

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I'm using the textbook "Environmental Microbiology". I'm readingChapter 5 Aeromicrobiology. I need help with the following chapterreview questions (not an assignment, just for myunderstanding):

What are “rafts”?

Compare and contrast the impact of the current catastrophic duststorm afflicting Australia, and toxin produced by a massive RedTide bloom very close to the coast of Florida.

If you are modeling the transmission of H1N1 within the cabin of ajet liner, will the Reynolds number and/or Stoke’s law bemore important?

What correlation does the AMB pathway have with pandemics?

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