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A '''bacteria''' was a microscopic organism which lived in a variety of environments. Some lived in symbiotic or [[parasite|parasitic]] relationships with larger lifeforms, and others could be disease-causing agents. | A '''bacteria''' was usually a microscopic organism which lived in a variety of environments. Some lived in symbiotic or [[parasite|parasitic]] relationships with larger lifeforms, and others could be disease-causing agents. | ||
[[Plutonian microbe|Plutonian microbes]] were ravenous omnivores that devoured anything in their path. They were the most feared bacteria in all the cosmos. ([[TV]]: ''[[Black Hunger]]'') | [[Plutonian microbe|Plutonian microbes]] were ravenous omnivores that devoured anything in their path. They were the most feared bacteria in all the cosmos. ([[TV]]: ''[[Black Hunger]]'') | ||
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The [[PoriPhylum]] was an alien [[yeast]] bacteria that took the form of its enemies as a disguise before eating them. They fed on fluids drawn from the bodies of those captured, like [[blood]] and [[water]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Dawn of the Living Bread]]'') | The [[PoriPhylum]] was an alien [[yeast]] bacteria that took the form of its enemies as a disguise before eating them. They fed on fluids drawn from the bodies of those captured, like [[blood]] and [[water]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Dawn of the Living Bread]]'') | ||
[[Spider germ|Bacteria]] "the size of a [[Badger (species)|badger]]" lived on the 1.3 billion-[[ton]] creature incubating inside [[the Moon]] which was in fact an egg the creature was growing inside. They had eight legs and what looked like teeth and had a similar appearance to a [[spider]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Kill the Moon (TV story)|Kill the Moon]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 23:38, 6 October 2014
A bacteria was usually a microscopic organism which lived in a variety of environments. Some lived in symbiotic or parasitic relationships with larger lifeforms, and others could be disease-causing agents.
Plutonian microbes were ravenous omnivores that devoured anything in their path. They were the most feared bacteria in all the cosmos. (TV: Black Hunger)
The Spiridons had a civilisation, which fell into ruin by the 26th century, when the Daleks saturated the forests with deadly rays (PROSE: Doctor Who and the Planet of the Daleks) and released bacteria which killed off most of the population. (TV: Planet of the Daleks)
In 1665, the first cases of what would become known as the Great Plague of London appeared on London's outskirts. The disease became more widespread and fatal the following year, after a deadlier strain of the bacterium Yersinia pestis was engineered by a group of escaped Terileptil criminals. (TV: The Visitation)
The PoriPhylum was an alien yeast bacteria that took the form of its enemies as a disguise before eating them. They fed on fluids drawn from the bodies of those captured, like blood and water. (COMIC: Dawn of the Living Bread)
Bacteria "the size of a badger" lived on the 1.3 billion-ton creature incubating inside the Moon which was in fact an egg the creature was growing inside. They had eight legs and what looked like teeth and had a similar appearance to a spider. (TV: Kill the Moon)
