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Luck be a Korarchaeota tonight
Some tiny microbes are making a pretty big splash, and not just in the hot springs they call home in Yellowstone National Park. Recently, there was an interesting article published in Nature Microbiology about some amazing archaea, which are generally … Continue reading →
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Posted in community ecology, ecology, evolution, genomics, metagenomics, microbiology, Uncategorized
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Tagged archaea, hot springs, korarchaeota, yellowstone national park
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