All at sea

Jon Copley
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Jon Copley: a freelance writer in Southampton

Nature, 2002, vol. 415, issue 6872, 572-574

Abstract: The oceans are full of microorganisms, which are thought to cycle nutrients and mediate climate on a global scale. Despite these environmental consequences, marine microbial biodiversity remains poorly understood. Jon Copley reports.

Date: 2002
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