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Soil bacterial community abundance and diversity in ice-free areas of Keller Peninsula, Antarctica

2012-10-01

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The Antarctic is the most untouched terrestrial region of the planet but the most vulnerable to global environmental changes. In this regard, the monitoring of terrestrial environments is fundamental for the evaluation of such changes. This exploratory study aimed to provide baseline information against which to monitor changes in the Antarctic soil microbiome caused by global environmental changes or human activi...

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27e5d64c-5041-5afe-8f85-cfef93222385
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10.1016/j.apsoil.2012.04.009
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