Strong Dispersal Limitation of Microbial Communities at Shackleton Glacier, Antarctica

Lemoine, Nathan P.; Adams, Byron J.; Diaz, Melisa; Dragone, Nicholas B.; Franco, André L. C.; Fierer, Noah; Lyons, W. Berry; Hogg, Ian D.; Wall, Diana H.

doi:10.1128/msystems.01254-22

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Strong Dispersal Limitation of Microbial Communities at Shackleton Glacier, Antarctica

2023
By Lemoine, Nathan P. ; Adams, Byron J. ; Diaz, Melisa ; ...
Source: mSystems, 8(1)

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Because of their diversity and ubiquity, microbes provide an excellent means to tease apart how natural communities are structured. In general, ecologists believe that stochastic assembly processes, like random drift and dispersal, should dominate in benign environments while deterministic processes, like environmental filtering, should be prevalent in harsh environments.
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