The Early Microbial Colonizers of a Short-Lived Volcanic Island in the Kingdom of Tonga

Dragone, Nicholas B.; Whittaker, Kerry; Lord, Olivia M.; Burke, Emily A.; Dufel, Helen; Hite, Emily; Miller, Farley; Page, Gabrielle; Slayback, Dan; Fierer, Noah

doi:10.1128/mbio.03313-22

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The Early Microbial Colonizers of a Short-Lived Volcanic Island in the Kingdom of Tonga

2023
By Dragone, Nicholas B. ; Whittaker, Kerry ; Lord, Olivia M. ; ...
Source: mBio, 14(1)

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The volcanic island of Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’apai in the Kingdom of Tonga represents a very rare example of new island formation and thus a unique opportunity to study how organisms colonize a new landmass. We found that the island was colonized by diverse microbial communities shortly after its formation in 2015, with these microbes likely originating from nearby geothermal environments.
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