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Testing the Neutral Theory of Biodiversity with Human Microbiome Datasets

16 Aug 2016

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The human microbiome project (HMP) has made it possible to test important ecological theories for arguably the most important ecosystem to human health-the human microbiome. Existing limited number of studies have reported conflicting evidence in the case of the neutral theory; the present study aims to comprehensively test the neutral theory with extensive HMP datasets covering all five major body sites...

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PMID: 27527985
DOI: 10.1038/srep31448

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