superorganisms

From the invisible strands of fungi waiting to sprout between our toes, to the kilogram of bacterial matter in our guts, we are best viewed as walking "superorganisms," highly complex conglomerations of human cells, bacteria, fungi and viruses.

People Are Human-Bacteria Hybrid William Harryman 2007

From the invisible strands of fungi waiting to sprout between our toes, to the kilogram of bacterial matter in our guts, we are best viewed as walking "superorganisms," highly complex conglomerations of human cells, bacteria, fungi and viruses.

People Are Human-Bacteria Hybrid 2004

From the invisible strands of fungi waiting to sprout between our toes, to the kilogram of bacterial matter in our guts, we are best viewed as walking "superorganisms," highly complex conglomerations of human cells, bacteria, fungi and viruses.

People Are Human-Bacteria Hybrid 2004

Study suggests theory for insect colonies as 'superorganisms'

Biology News Net 2010

The results suggest that these colonies act like "superorganisms," at least in terms of their basic physiology. species, including ants and bees, work together in colonies, and their cooperative behavior determines the survival of the entire group.

Livescience.com 2010

Study suggests theory for insect colonies as 'superorganisms'

Biology News Net 2010

The results suggest that these colonies act like "superorganisms," at least in terms of their basic physiology. species, including ants and bees, work together in colonies, and their cooperative behavior determines the survival of the entire group.

Livescience.com 2010

Study suggests theory for insect colonies as 'superorganisms'

Science Blog 2010

Study suggests theory for insect colonies as 'superorganisms'

Biology News Net 2010

Only 2 percent of all insect species have made the leap to being aware superorganisms, with ants and bees being the most visible examples.

World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011