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This article synthesizes current research on keystone species within anaerobic ammonium oxidation (anammox) bacterial communities, which are crucial for nitrogen removal in both natural and engineered ecosystems.
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This article synthesizes the complex evolutionary history and immense biomedical potential of the Indo-Australian Archipelago (IAA), the world's preeminent marine biodiversity hotspot.
This article synthesizes current scientific knowledge on the understudied yet critical symbiotic relationships between algae and archaea.
Marine biodiversity hotspots, regions of exceptional species richness and endemism, harbor a vast and largely unexplored reservoir of cryptic diversity—species that are morphologically similar but genetically distinct.
Marinisomatota (formerly Marinimicrobia or SAR406) are ubiquitous and abundant marine bacteria whose ecological roles and metabolic versatility are only beginning to be understood.
This article synthesizes current research on the pivotal role of picocyanobacteria in estuarine carbon fixation, a critical yet underexplored component of the global carbon cycle.
Explore the fascinating science behind how animals select their habitats, from environmental factors to memory and behavioral patterns.