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Diversity and population structure of a near–shore marine–sediment viral community

22 Mar 2004

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Viruses, most of which are phage, are extremely abundant in marine sediments, yet almost nothing is known about their identity or diversity. We present the metagenomic analysis of an uncultured near-shore marine-sediment viral community. Three-quarters of the sequences in the sample were not related to anything previously reported. Among the sequences that could be identified, the majority belonged to...

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PMID: 15156913
DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2003.2628

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