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Human wastewater contamination drives the emergence of novel multidrug resistant bacteria in the Galápagos marine ecosystem

2025-09-12

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Since the publication of Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species in 1859, the Galápagos archipelago has become emblematic of natural selection and evolution. While the lens of evolution in the Galápagos has traditionally focused on iconic megafauna, including finches, marine iguanas, and giant tortoises, the marine environment is also home to diverse microbial ecosystems that are constantly evolving under selec...

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46c9bf26-dc93-515b-a383-6d0fe8b4486d
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10.1101/2025.09.12.675863
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