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Viruses in a 14th-Century Coprolite

8 Feb 2014

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Coprolites are fossilized fecal material that can reveal information about ancient intestinal and environmental microbiota. Viral metagenomics has allowed systematic characterization of viral diversity in environmental and human-associated specimens, but little is known about the viral diversity in fossil remains. Here, we analyzed the viral community of a 14th-century coprolite from a closed barrel in a Middle...

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PMID: 24509925
DOI: 10.1128/aem.03242-13

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