Summarize the ubiquity experiment

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You explored the ubiquity of microorganisms in both the lecture and lab. In a few paragraphs, summarize the ubiquity experiment and include: A brief summary of the experimental setup. What type of media did you use, how was it incubated, and how and where did you perform environmental samples? What is your experimental question? Briefly summarize the results of the experiment. Discuss your results. Tie your results directly with your experimental question (the ubiquity of microbes).

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