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Urbanisation Reshapes Freshwater Microbiomes: A Systematic Review of Ecological Patterns and Functional Shifts

2026-04-01

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Rapid urbanisation has profoundly shaped microbial diversity across different ecosystems. Freshwater microbiomes are particularly affected by urbanisation activities, such as eutrophication, pollution, runoff, and sewage. This is of significant concern as marginalised communities often depend on waterbodies for their livelihood. Freshwater bodies play a crucial role in maintaining both human and ecological health...

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6a01cd76-508c-546b-bdde-079a14b7a7e3
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10.64898/2026.03.31.715732
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