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Elevational changes in bacterial microbiota structure and diversity in an arthropod-disease vector

2021-06-02

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Environmental conditions change rapidly along elevational gradients and have been found to affect community composition in macroscopic taxa, with lower diversity typically observed at higher elevations. In contrast, microbial community responses to elevation are still poorly understood. Specifically, the effects of elevation on vector-associated microbiota have not been studied to date, even though the within-vect...

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Literature Corpus work: b279fa99-7da0-5bc6-9566-6613d7fd9313
DOI: 10.1101/2021.06.02.446707

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